Vintage 1956 Amy Vanderbilt Everyday Etiquette Book Andy Warhol Illustrations

Amy Vanderbilt’s Everyday Etiquette: Answers to Today’s Etiquette Questions, a wonderfully time-capsule look at American manners, social expectations, dating, marriage, entertaining, and everyday life in the 1950s.  Published by Hanover House in 1956, this vintage Book Club Edition is especially notable for its illustrations credited to Mary Suzuki and Andrew Warhol, better known as Andy Warhol, from Warhol’s early career as a commercial illustrator.  The question-and-answer format makes this particularly fun to browse today. Topics range from dating etiquette and whether a girl should call a boy, to married women using their maiden names, voting, entertaining, appropriate dress, and countless other social situations. Some of the advice feels remarkably modern, while other passages are fascinating snapshots of their era.  A great collectible for fans of Andy Warhol, mid-century culture, women’s history, vintage etiquette, social history, or unusual vintage books.  Condition: Vintage preowned condition with age-related wear and toning. Dust jacket shows visible wear, including edge/corner wear and age-related discoloration. Please review photos for condition and examples of interior content.  Details: • Amy Vanderbilt’s Everyday Etiquette • Hanover House, Garden City, New York • Copyright dates 1952, 1954 & 1956 • Book Club Edition • Drawings by Mary Suzuki and Andrew Warhol (Andy Warhol)  Love Warhol? I also have an Andy Warhol art tote available separately in my closet.