"A Guide To The Restaurants Of Paris" 1929 BONNEY, Therese and Louise Alexis Baron de Rede

"A Guide To The Restaurants Of Paris" 1929 BONNEY, Therese and Louise Alexis Baron de RedeBONNEY, Therese and Louise[88] pp. Robert M. McBride & Company19297 3 4" x 5 3 8" Scroll Down for (15) Additional Scans: A 1920s guidebook to restaurants and cafes of Paris. Therese and Louise Bonney were two American sisters who resided in the French capital in the 1920s and early 30s. The guidebook features a directory of restaurants, bars and tea rooms, including sample menus from some establishments. There are also sections on technique for

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The resulting books was published posthumously in 1954

First edition of this translation by Barbara Watkins

Illustrations by William Nicholson

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