"In Their Own Image" 1935 BASSO, Hamilton The Stork Club Called the "Town Crier" model

Called the "Town Crier" model because of a ball attached to the inside handle end which rings as you shake it to make your drink

and is an important contemporary account of London's wartime experiences

Seven hundred and fifty copies have been printed by Eugene V

11 1/2" x 8 3/4"

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"In Their Own Image" 1935 BASSO, Hamilton The Stork Club Called the "Town Crier" modelBASSO, Hamilton [317] pp. 1935 Charles Scribner's Sons 7 5 8" x 5 1 2" Scarce jacket artwork by Paul Brown It is a novel set among the wealthy in Aiken, SC of strong contrasts, vividly delineated characters, and unflagging, dramatic action. More than that, it is a penetrating commentary on the lives of a class of Americans who refuse to believe that the era of make believe is over.