"The Riding Club Of New York 1905 Members Annual" (SOLD) Vogue *Vanity Fair Magazine February 1931

*Vanity Fair Magazine February 1931 Sold Separately*

The same year Jan and Zhenya wrote an illustrated a children's book called "Pancho and His Burro"

George Mead

A very rare "Cheerio" cocktail shaker in glass with its original chrome top and recipe holder

for her lifestyle company

"The Riding Club Of New York 1905 Members Annual" (SOLD) Vogue *Vanity Fair Magazine February 1931[56] pp. 5 3 4" x 4 3 8" VG Following the completion of Central Park, riding clubs and academies cropped up nearby. Among the first was the New York Riding Club, organized in 1873. Its elegant club rooms were located in Durland's Riding Academy at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street. Seven years later a group of members splintered off, creating the Gentlemen's Riding Club, deemed by James Grant Wilson in his 1893 The Memorial History of the City of New York,