"Parade A Novel Of New York Society" 1925 POST, Emily Shoe Trees Booklet inscribed to 'Seymour H

Booklet inscribed to 'Seymour H Knox' on the story of the American Red Cross Club near Piccadilly Circus London covering the first year of its operation during WW II

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He describes packing his fishing-rod and a box of flies into the gun wells of a fighter or the baggage space of a transport plane

"Parade A Novel Of New York Society" 1925 POST, Emily Shoe Trees Booklet inscribed to 'Seymour HPOST, Emily [382] pp. Funk & Wagnalls Company 1925 Second Printing 7 3 4" x 5 5 8" Jacket design by D. Burnley VG VG From the vantage point of 1922, Emily Post was not an etiquette maven who wrote novels; she was a novelist who wrote an etiquette book. And, following that books extraordinary success, she returned to fiction with this book. It is obscure today, but when it was originally released, it earned raves from Katherine Anne Porter, who found