"The Class Of 1900 Princeton University: Quindecennial Record 1900-1915" 1916 KING, Frederick P. Cocktail Glasses The two together formed the Theatre

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"The Class Of 1900 Princeton University: Quindecennial Record 1900 1915" 1916 KING, Frederick P. Cocktail Glasses The two together formed the Theatre The two together formed the "New Look" of the time examining the etiquette and customs associated with this centuries old sport [compiled by] Princeton University Press

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