Saratoga Reading Rooms c2009 Yellow Snaffle Bit Print Silk Club Tie Seashells Charles Hayward

Charles Hayward

spine label worn with some loss to edges

The author's third book which tells the stories of nine different English travellers to the West Indies over the centuries

Pictured by Paul Brown

When the Hanoi-born photographer/antiquarian Roger Prigent wanted to reduce the inventory and scale back his New York City operation named Malmaison to have a by-appointment-only business

Saratoga Reading Rooms c2009 Yellow Snaffle Bit Print Silk Club Tie Seashells Charles HaywardSz: 58" x 3 1 4" Honoring J. V. Shields Jr Adjacent to the Saratoga Race Course is the somewhat secretive private club. It was founded in the 1930s as a place for men to read the dailies before the races. There are rooms for members to stay in over night during the race meet F. Ambrose Clark was a member and would stay here on occasion as opposed to driving all the way back to Cooperstown, NY. "Saratoga Reading Room, a private club for racehorse