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"The Real New York A Guide" 1932 WORDEN, Helen Racquet & Tennis Club Raymond Guest also owned thoroughbreds Vests/ Waistcoats

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"The Real New York A Guide" 1932 WORDEN, Helen Racquet & Tennis Club Raymond Guest also owned thoroughbreds Vests Waistcoats Raymond Guest also owned thoroughbreds which he raced in England The artist's first book of theatrical and literary caricatures following a two year stint drawing for Vanity Fair and the New Yorker taking you right to the people and places at that time the exploratory eater and the know it all sightseer who ain't seen nothin' yet

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