"Canes In The United States" 2003 DIKE, Catherine Orientalia

"Canes In The United States" 2003 DIKE, Catherine OrientaliaDIKE, Catherine [398] pp. Minerva Books 2003 Second Edition 11 3 8" x 8 3 4" Chronicling American cane making from 1607 through 1953, this beautifully illustrated book features canes in the context of American history. An ambitious and scholarly volume that includes over 900 images, this book features many of the canes shown at the celebrated cane exhibit at the Cooper Hewitt Museum in New York in the mid 1980s. Written by a cane collector and walking

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daughter of the 1st Viscount Bearsted

(20th century)

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also known as Sanford Stud Farm

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bringing together in a single volume both famous works and lesser-known pieces from the archives of his estate

entertaining portrait of Coward

advice for husbands to learn the art of cooking for the household

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set out to be a dissertation for professional or amateur huntsmen on the way they should hunt a fox