"Racquet And Tennis Club Book For 1933" Frank Vosmansky

"Racquet And Tennis Club Book For 1933" Frank Vosmansky[152] pp. 7 3 8" x 5 3 8" *slight foxing condition noted* Ex libris: Clarence Cecil Pell (1885 1964) Clarence C. Pell was a retired stockbroker and a noted racquets player. Mr. Pell was a descendant of the Pells who were hereditary lords of the manor of Pelham under a grant from King Charles II and who sold part of the land in 1688 to Huguenot settlers, who then founded New Rochelle. In the deed the city was obliged to provide the family annually with

He first gained renown working for Cerruti and then for many others

illustrated with photographs by Carter-Bresson

w/ Rockwell Kent bookplate of Doris Duke

between the Avenue de l'Opéra and the Rue de la Paix

KG KT PC FRS FBA (7 May 1847 – 21 May 1929) was a British Liberal Party politician who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from March 1894 to June 1895

Hand enamel painted w/ pink silks/ green cap & black sleeves

This is a book that celebrates the legendary and often-mimicked French life-style at its pinnacle

the author at 33 years old sets out on yet another trip to northern Norway to fish for Atlantic salmon to three spectacular rivers: the Stordalselva

The book is divided into chapters

The Club quickly became a place of note in the greater golf world by hiring as its first professional a sixteen-year-old Scot named Willie Anderson

playful and non-conformist universes

Signed by Paul Brown