'Further Fox-Hunting Recollections" 1935 REEVE, J. Stanley Tatler Magazine Drawing upon twenty-five years as

Drawing upon twenty-five years as a leading designer and tastemaker

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'Further Fox-Hunting Recollections" 1935 REEVE, J. Stanley Tatler Magazine Drawing upon twenty-five years asREEVE, J. Stanley [160] pp. The Gosden Head 1935 Of an edition of 950 copies. This is No. 36 11" x 7 3 4" Drawings by Robert Ball J. Stanley Reeve was a seasoned sportsman and leading figure of the Radnor Hunt in the early 20th century. He was married to a cousin of Theodore Roosevelt. He was once described by Town & Country magazine as "the leading foxhunter of the leading foxhunting city in the country.