'Further Fox-Hunting Recollections" 1935 REEVE, J. Stanley Tatler Magazine 170 color illustrations

170 color illustrations

following the high society of Paris who vacationed there

set designs

Presented by Edith OlivierBeautifully and wittily illustrated by Rex Whistler[86] pp

'Further Fox-Hunting Recollections" 1935 REEVE, J. Stanley Tatler Magazine 170 color illustrationsREEVE, 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.