Herbert Adams

Krimi - Adams, Herbert: Der goldene Affe Goldmanns Taschen-Krimi, München, Wilhelm Goldmann1, 1958.
Herbert Adams, Der goldene Affe, Kriminalroman, hrsg. Wilhelm Goldmann Verlag, München, 1958, kl 8°, TB, 185 S, papierbedingt gebräunt, schiefgel, ber.+best., m. Stempel auf Vorsatz u. Besitzereintrg. auf Titelbl., gebr. aber guter Zustand.

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Adams, Herbert und Ruth Kempner: Das Doppelleben der Miss Phoebe : Kriminal-Roman. Herbert Adams. Aus d. Engl. ins Dt. übertr. von Ruth Kempner, Goldmanns Taschen-Krimi ; 217, München : Goldmann, 1960.
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Snell, Henry B. (editor). TOWN & COUNTRY 12/50. New York: Hearst Magazines, 1950.

TOWN & COUNTRY 12/50. Vol. 104, No 4339. 160 pages. Black & White and color illustrated. The magazine, in illustrated wrappers, is in NEAR FINE condition with minor edge wear. JMVintage specializes in books, magazines, and treasures related to the Duke & Duchess of Windsor..and other curious subjects. COVER: Painted by Paris-born Bernard Lamotte, who studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. The artist now lives in New Milford, Connecticut, and is presently engaged in illustrating Marcel Proust for Limited Editions; FEATURES & FICTION Wedding Days: Charles Le Boutillier and his bride, Deidre Gibbs Jones; The Peter Lawson-Johnstons, the formerly Dorothy Hammond; Esmond and Ann Cogswell Murphy in Southampton; Michael McDonald Mooney and bride Nancy Laird Loomis, Long Island; ; MERRY CHRISTMAS ABOARD THE LIBERTE Town & Country's annual children's party takes place, this year, in the children's dining room aboard the Liberte. Rapt members of the younger set include: Watson B. "Dickie" and Mary Dickerman; John W. "Speedy" Mettler, Jr; Jere, Jr., and Harrah Lord; James "Jimmie" Gublemann with "Santa" Lauritz Melchoir; THE CHRIST CHILD by Rainer Maria Rilke; PARTY AT THE PLAZA La Fete des Roses, New York's first full-dress charity ball of the season. Committee headed by Mrs. Anthony Bliss, co-charied by Mrs. Stanley G. Mortimer, Jr. Mrs. William Simpson, Mrs. Hermann Kinnicutt, and Mrs. Weston Vernon, Jr. Photos include: Mrs. Philip O. Stearns, Mrs. Carl Ruff, Mr. Bliss Emilio Tagle, Mrs. Charles lossifoglu, Bedford Davis and Mrs. Dimitri Neroponte, Mr. And Mrs. James Stewart's, James Russell Lowell, Mrs. Warren Pershing, Cornelius V. Whitney, Martha Rountree, Mrs. Herbert Van Ingen, Madeleine Huntington and David Mixter, Warren Pershing, Milton Holden, Mrs. J.R. Lowell, W.R Hearst, Jr., Mrs. C.V. Whitney, Serge Obolensky, Mrs. William Randolph Hearst, Jr; GREENBRIER A LA MODE; The launch of Pierre Balmain's collection in America, Elizabeth Fairall decided on Greenbriar, West Virginia. Photos include: Sam Snead; HOLIDAY HOSPITALITY by Helen Nash Clifford. Design by Alfonso de Sayons, well-known decorator of Buenos Aires and New York; EARLY STAGES by Eckert Goddman; URBAN SPLENDOR Robert Goelet's New York Apartment decorated by F. Chaillou of Jansen, Inc; END OF AN ERA Ludwig with illustrations by Ludwig Bemelmans; NEW TRENDS ON NEW YORK STAGES by Thomas Brailsford Felder. John Gielgud is the costar and director of Christopher Fry's lyrical comedy in blank verse, "The Lady's Not for Burning; SEASON IN THE WIND Social events in Chicago include annual Debutante Cotillion and Christmas Ball and the Casino. Photos include debutantes: Nancy Adams, Jean Russell, Joan Muldoon, Jan Ann Turner, Edith Hardin, Marianne Neuses, Suzanne Searle, Rowena Dick, Marie Rose Connors, Jane Roberts, Lucy Jean Chilgren, Joan Hausen, and Diane Bingham. Members of the Woman's Board of the Passavant Memorial Hospital: Mrs. Homer P. Hargrave, Chairman of the 1950 Cotillion, Mrs. Alden B. Swift, President of the Woman's Board, Mrs. Leon Mandel, Mrs. Bryan S. Reid, and Mrs. Byron Harvey, Jr; Two leading members of Chicago society, Mrs. James Ward Thorne and Mrs. Loyal Davis; The debutantes escorts included: (photo) Richard H. Needham, Donald McSweeney, Warner G. Baird, Jr., William McIlvaine III, Louis Gross, Edward Q. Adams, Laurence Armour, Jr., David Bell Peck III, Clive Runnells, Jr. and Daniel P. Haerther. Other photos: Mary Chace and Diana Leahy. Another group photo of debutantes included: Constance Robertson, Alice Keep, Anne Cantwell, Helen Hubbard, Elizabeth Ann Corbett, Ruth Allen, Terry Louise Robbins, Consuelo Cuneo, Alice Pirie, Gene lee Gambill, and Josephine Harris; intimate dinner party given by John F. Cuneo and his wife Consuelo. Photos of guests include: Henri de Loys, Josephine Calton, Meleste Benedict, Earl Norstron, Elmer Seaman, Isabel Gallery ; HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DEAR NOEL [Coward] by Gertude Lawrence. The playwright celebrates his fifty-first birthday; U.N. GREETINGS; LITTLE PITCHERS by Stella Roman; SYMPHONEVE; DOGS OF THE MONTH Dorothy Davis, handles Andrew Propper's smooth dachshund Ch. Bart v. Teckelhof, Best in Show at Brockton Agriculture Society; Owner-handler Thomas Sollas, of Parmus, New Jersey, shows his boxer Ch. Cock Robin of Fairmount, prize winner for the best working dog at the thirty-third annual show of the Westchester Kennel Club; The Best in Show Prize at the thirty-third annual show of the Middlesex County Kennel Club, in Newtown, Massachusetts; BURIED TREASURE by Robert Sage. The truffle, one of gourmet's greates delights, is unearthed by sows and unexplained by Nature; TRUFFLES RECIPES by Louis Diat; GIVE AND TAKE by Shirley Cook Mitchell; FASHION FACTS AND FIGURES; FESTIVE FORMALITY Jane Treman, daughter of Mrs. J. Lakin Baldridge in a gala gown from Dior's Paris Collection; Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney at the Waldorf Astoria where she appears as 'The Diamon' in the Tableau of Jewels, staged by Elizabeth Arden at the Knickerbocker Ball for the Sister Kenny Foundation; FUR COATS CHRISTMAS; Susan Wilshire, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. William Murray Wilshire of Riverside, Connecticut in a Ralph Marano Original; Mrs. Jerome McGehee, the former Helen Barker in a Henry Greenhut design of natural Siamese Otter; Joanne Herbert, daughter of Bruno K. Graf, outside the parrott cage in Central Park in a pastel-brown Persian lamb by Samuel Schulman; Mrs. Douglas Leigh in a green-eyed pastel min by Max Reichman; Mrs. Edwin M. Burke, the former Nancy J. Van Vleck in a three-quarter-length coat of natural raccoon by J. Diamond Original; Mrs. Allen Farish Maulsby in a seven-eights length coat of Emba Silvblu mutation mink by Richard Scott, of Coopchik-Forrest; Mrs. Desmond FitzGerald and her daughter Barbara in a Umpa natural Starlight ranch mink a Ritter Original; Mrs. Edwin Richards Bigelow, the former Melissa Weston in a three-quarter-length coat, a Henri Bendel Original; Mrs. Walter Hoving, consulting with Mitchell Samuell in the Louis XVI Room at French & Co., wears a Maximilian coat of Eastern Canadian wild mink; Comtesse Jean de Gourcuff in Paris wearing a magnificent coat of Emba Royal Pastel mutation mink, a Pierre Balmain design; Mrs. Charles M. Amory in a town coat of black Hammer Brand Persian lamb by Jacques Fath; Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker, the former Vivian Dixon, stops with her son Dixon at the popular bear cage in Central Park Zoo wearing an coat of American broadtail Hollander by Hattie Carnegie; Mrs. Alfred de Liagre, Jr., whose husband will produce "Second Threshold"-Robert Sherwood's revision of the late Philip Barry's play in a Umpa ranch mink by Haberman Furs; WATERWAYS TO CHIC Mrs. Arthur Hay Barker boards the Grace Line's "Santa Rosa"; Peggy Bedford will come out at the Debutante Cotillion and Christmas Ball; Mrs. Edward-Gordon Hooker walks the "Santa Rosa's" deck; Frances Elizabeth Midkiff, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Frank E. Midkiff, of Honolulu aboard Cunard line's cruise ship R.M.S. "Caronia"; Gloria Welch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Welch aboard Cunard line's cruise ship R.M.S. "Caronia"; Anne Kniffin, daughter of H.S. Kniffin and Mrs. Robert Hill aboard the Moore-McCormack Lines' cruise liner S.S. "Argentina"; Denise Lawson-Johnston, daughter of Captian and Mrs. Percy Lawson-Johnston aboard the Moore-McCormack Lines' cruise liner S.S. "Argentina"; Fifi Ford aboard Furness Line's "Queen of Bermuda"; Mrs. William Whistler Winans Furness Line's "Queen of Bermuda CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS: THE CHRISTMAS QUESTION by Shirley Cook Mitchell; CLOSE-UPS; COUNTER POINTS; TREASURE HUNT; MAN ABOUT TOWN AND COUNTRY; SHOW BUSINESS: Amory L. Haskell, chairman of the National Horse Show Association with Mrs. Alfred G. Tuckerman at the gala Horse Show Ball at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel; Brigadier General Alfred G. Tuckerman, president of the National Horse Show Association, is here seen at the Madison Square Garden show talking with Isabell Haskell and Jansen Noyes; Charles "Buddy" Rogers accompanies Cary Latimer, daughter of Mrs. Weinman Gardiner, at the opening performance of the Sixty-second National Horse Show. Paperback condition: Near Fine

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Goldmanns Kriminal-Romane - Adams, Herbert: Der goldene Affe EA, München, Wilhelm Goldmann, 1951. ; 1. Ed.
Herbert Adams, Der goldene Affe Kriminal-Roman, hrsg. Wilhelm Goldmann Verlag, München, 1951 (EA); plastif. OLwd+OU, 221 S, 8°, Bibliotheksexemplar m. Stempeln u. Gebrauchsspuren (Bindung gelockert, etc.), mit dem raren Original-Umschlag! Best.Nr.19744 Besuchen Sie das neue Ladengeschäft in 4470 Enns, Pfarrgasse 3: Dort finden Sie eine Auswahl von mehr als 10.000 antiquarischen Büchern aller Sachgebiete.

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