Blue and Yellow. Being An Account of Two Seasons of B. Bira, The Racing Motorist, 1939 and 1946. PRESENATION COPY FROM CHULA TO HIS CLOSE FRIEND ROBIN DALTON.

PRINCE CHULA OF SIAM.

Published by G. T. Foulis & Co. London, 1947

G. T. Foulis. 1947. First edition. Hardback. No DW. Original blue cloth, sunned to spine, creasing to head of spine. Illustrated. Pages browned otherwise clean and sound. PRESENTATION COPY FROM CHULA, "For Robin with love from Chula, March 28 1951." Robin Dalton lived to 101 and had an extraordinary life and career. As a literary agent she represented Edna O'Brien, John Osborne, Iris Murdoch, Ben Travers, George Orwell, Margaret Drabble, B. S. Johnson, Bernice Rubens and many more. She also produced films, spied for Thai Government and for over five years dated the cousin and best man of Prince Philip, David Milford Haven. It was he that introduced her to the Chulas and, after being snowed in for five days at their Cornish house in 1947, they became her lifelong friends. On her honeymoon to her second husband in Cornwall, Robin was approached by Chula who asked her to become an intelligence officer for the kingdom of Thailand. Officially, she was a press attaché. "What went on taught me that every single crazy thing you see in a spy film or book is true." Within a day of husband's early death, Lisba (Princess Chula) had offered to pay for her daughter's Lisa's education. Seller Inventory # 100372

Bibliographic Details

Title: Blue and Yellow. Being An Account of Two ...
Publisher: G. T. Foulis & Co. London
Publication Date: 1947
Binding: Hardcover
Signed: Signed by Author(s)
Edition: 1st Edition