"Leather Armchairs: A Guide To The Great Clubs Of London" 1964 GRAVES, Charles

"Leather Armchairs: A Guide To The Great Clubs Of London" 1964 GRAVES, CharlesGRAVES, Charles w a foreword by P. G. Wodehouse [194] pp. Coward McCann, Inc. 1964 First American Edition 10" x 8" Jacket design by Ronald Clyne VG VG Scroll Down for (14) Additional Scans: Truly a guide, it describes 60 clubsarchitecture, interior decoration, the costs of entrance fees and annual dues, the quality of food and wine. If that were all, Leather Armchairs would not merit the attention of American readers. But Charles Graves, a younger

GRAVES, Charles

w/ a foreword by P.G. Wodehouse

[194] pp.

Coward-McCann, Inc.

1964

First American Edition

10" x 8"

Jacket design by Ronald Clyne

VG/ VG

Scroll Down for (14) Additional Scans:

Truly a guide, it describes 60 clubs—architecture, interior decoration, the costs of entrance fees and annual dues, the quality of food and wine. If that were all, “Leather Armchairs” would not merit the attention of American readers. But Charles Graves, a younger brother of the poet and novelist, Robert Graves, is a connoisseur of clubs, a raconteur who loves a good story about the eccentric aristocrats whose follies have brightened most London clubs, and a clubman many times over, whose social assumptions about clubs and society seem to have been formed about 1910 and to have remained unchanged.