"Buttonwood Island" 1946 DAVIS, Lavinia Ian Fleming

"Buttonwood Island" 1946 DAVIS, Lavinia Ian FlemingDAVIS, Lavinia [297] pp. w aerial map endpapers Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1946 8 1 8" x 6" Illustrated by Paul Brown The two oldest of the four Hardwickes discovered a real island not far from where they lived. But it was hard to keep an island a secret and almost at once the new neighbor boy, Sig, from the next farm, and their younger brother and sister, the twins, knew all about it. It was Sig's idea to start a riding club with the old barn as a

and touching creation"

from the time of the Pharaohs until today

Provenance: Emma Pauline Haywood who commissioned the renowned English theatre designer

Rosamund Bernier

Saint Of Sussex

winter collections 1947

the line's new creative director

Davies of London

who suffered from "a disorder that handicapped her mentally and physically"

memoirs of the Baron de Redé

is accompanied by his engagingly modest journalistic account

and the right-hand delays rolling over the left until after striking the ball