"Silver Heels" 1951 BROWN, Paul (SOLD) London Horst had the ability to

Horst had the ability to capture the essence of the home as a reflection of the personality of the owner

giving contemporary readers insight into how Morocco was perceived and represented reflecting the attitudes

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"Silver Heels" 1951 BROWN, Paul (SOLD) London Horst had the ability toBROWN, Paul Charles Scribner's Sons 1951 First Edition 8 3 8" x 6 1 4" *jacket loss to base of spine* VG Scroll Down for (10) Additional Scans: A special for Paul Brown readers and those deep in the heart of the full dress horse circuit, is this horsy tale about hunts, ponies and young equestriennes. The Lairds parents, a girl nicknamed "Filly" and a boy dubbed "Feed Bag" loved horses and were delighted when their bonus pony, Silver Heels, sire