"Flair Annual 1953" 1952 COWLES, Fleur Asprey of Bond Street

"Flair Annual 1953" 1952 COWLES, Fleur Asprey of Bond StreetCOWLES, Fleur [229] pp. Cowles Magazines, Inc. 1952 13 3 8" x 9 7 8" Fleur Cowles' inventive and influential Flair magazine was sadly short lived. Only twelve issues were released and this Annual was published by Cowles a year after its closure. The Annual's aim was to continue the artistic creativity of the magazine but to create something more permanent, 'bound between enduring boards'. The volume is divided into sections, listed as 'Flair for

and his emergence as one of the world's foremost breeders of foxhounds

how it is mined

75"*front panels of Volume I & II detached requiring restoration*

Pages are bright and white with no foxing or browning

In the 1960s de Menocal withdrew from the secular world and spent over a decade at the Holy Apostles Seminary in Cromwell

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Horst & Arthur Elgort

praising Kipling for describing "in the liveliest way just what a boy should be and do"

w/ palm tree endpapers

dynamic University men

It is 100% Cotton Velvet

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