"Ashcombe The Story Of A Fifteen Year Lease" 1949 BEATON, Cecil (INSCRIBED) Trays

"Ashcombe The Story Of A Fifteen Year Lease" 1949 BEATON, Cecil (INSCRIBED) TraysBEATON, Cecil Inscribed to Betty w all good wishes from Cecil Beaton [124] pp. B. T. Batsford Ltd. 1949 8 3 4" x 6" The jacket is reproduced from a painting of Ashcombe by Rex Whistler Scroll Down for (18) Additional Scans: A first edition copy of Cecil Beaton's record of his famous country house, with the original dust jacket. "Ashcombe" is the name of the country house in the Wiltshire Downs whose lease Cecil Beaton held for fifteen years from 1930.

and Helene finally sends an SOS to John J Malone

8 1/8' x 5 3/8"

idees" 1930

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