"The Story Of Rainbow Corner" Nov 1942- Dec 1943 GAY, Verbon F. (SOLD) Tweeds and finally to an altogether

and finally to an altogether new art-form which she calls "pellimorphoses

Illustrations by Jean-Louis de Maigret

Mansart build this house for himself in the Marais area in Paris

occasions which are likely never to be forgotten either by the guests or their host' (from the blurb)

her beautiful artistic mother and aristocratic father

"The Story Of Rainbow Corner" Nov 1942- Dec 1943 GAY, Verbon F. (SOLD) Tweeds and finally to an altogetherGAY, Verbon F. Booklet inscribed to 'Seymour H Knox' on the story of the American Red Cross Club near Piccadilly Circus London covering the first year of its operation during WW II [30] pp. 1943 VG During World War II, Rainbow Corner, the American Red Cross Club near Piccadilly Circus in London, was the most famous in the ETO. For 24 hours a day, every day, it was open to American servicemen from 11 November 1942 to 9 January 1946. In addition to