F. Scott Fitzgerald's Briefcase
The monogram reads:
"Scott Fitzgerald
597 - 5th Ave.
New York"
The address is not Fitzgerald's but that of his publisher, Charles Scribner's Sons.
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3 comments:
Oh my! What a prize that would be!
Wow, wonderful historic piece. Love it!
I used to love going into Scribners when I was in the city. What a beautiful bookstore that was.
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