"Mr. Neil Haig Polo Player" c1898 Vanity Fair Print Gardening 5 hardcover book with 204

5 hardcover book with 204 pages and over 100 black and white photographs

She won a Tony in 1950 for her costume designs for the 1949 production of Regina with music and libretto written by Marc Blitzstein

Success selling coffee wholesale led to the establishment of several Manhattan coffee houses such as “The Little Coffee Shop” in Grand Central Station and “Sevillia” on West 57th Street

and enigmatic

"Mr. Neil Haig Polo Player" c1898 Vanity Fair Print Gardening 5 hardcover book with 204Art Sz: 14 1 2"H x 9 1 2"WFrame Sz: 22 1 8"H x 17"WNeil Wolseley Haig (1868 1926), Polo player and soldier ('Men of the Day. No. 720.') by George Algernon Fothergill chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 28 July 1898 Printed by Vincent Brooks Day & Son. One of a fine group of five portraits of prominent Polo players produced by Vanity Fair.