"New York" 1927 "QUEX" Cufflinks

"New York" 1927 "QUEX" Cufflinks"QUEX" [157] pp. Stanley Paul & Co. Ltd. 1927 7 3 4" x 5 1 4" Jacket design by Dixon *foxing condition noted* *chipping to head of jacket spine & closed tear to lower spine panel* Quex was the pseudonym of reporter George H. F. Nichols (1881 1933) of The Evening News of London. Nichols was at the time of his death one of the highest paid reporters in the world. Nichols was the originator of articles written in the form of the diary of the man about

which is the only one of its type known to be still in existence

it is a personal account of the way in which the author

National Sporting Library & Museum

Stamped: Gorham Sterling 354

born 1949)

Art of the Airways

Edition of 2

28"Sq x 29"H

Pockets still seam stitched closed

and sheds a new light on the fashion and design of late Victorian jewelry

writer and philanthropist

As new/ in packet