[Rarebooks] fs: Annapolitan Club, Pictorial History 1897-2006, Signed

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(No. 11230 )  Doyel, Ginger. THE ANNAPOLITAN CLUB: A TRADITION OF 
HOSPITALITY SINCE 1897 (SIGNED).
Annapolis: Annapolitan Club, 2006. First printing, Full Cloth, Quarto, xx, 
203 pages, black and white photographs. Fine in a fine dust jacket, Jacket 
in Mylar protector.
      Comprehensive history of the club which the local newspaper described 
as "the only masculine retreat left in town." Along with the historical 
narrative there are profiles of past members, many historic photographs and 
illustrations, an appendix of selected Annapolitan Club recipes, a good 
bibliography, and more. Published by and for the club. SIGNED and dated in 
year of publication by Doyel on front free endpaper. Bound in black cloth 
over boards with silver foil-stamped spine and upper board....... $125.00
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