1937 Print Ward McAllister Four Hundred New York Caroline Astor Portrait FZ3 AFC1 This 50+ year old Item

This 50+ year old Item is rated Near Mint / Very Fine+

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1937 Print Ward McAllister Four Hundred New York Caroline Astor Portrait FZ3 AFC1 This 50+ year old ItemThis is an original 1937 halftone print of Ward McAllister of New York. McAllister coined the phrase the "Four Hundred," the number of people in New York who were considered high society, and could easily fit inside of Mrs. Caroline Astor's ballroom. McAllister appointed himself as the judge of New York society and ruled from the 1860s to the early 1890s. CONDITION This 74+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+. Light aging throughout. No