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LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL

-First English Edition Set Signed and Inscribed in the Month of Publication-

By: Winston S. Churchill

1906 | Register to View Price

This is a very good First English edition set signed and inscribed in ink on the first free endpaper of Volume I: “F. Smith from Winston S. Churchill, 13 Jan. 1906” (the month of publication). Laid-into the book is a presentation slip on embossed Chancellor of the Exchequer notepaper, with a written presentation in ink, […]

LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL

-Slipcased First English Edition Set-

By: Winston S. Churchill

1906 | $2,250.00

This is a very good First English edition set in lovely condition, with bindings that are square and tight, gilt titles that are bright, and cloth that remains a deep red. The corners are sharp, if just a touch turned on Volume II, and there are two pronounced scratches to the Volume II rear board. […]

LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL

-First English Edition Set-

By: Winston S. Churchill

1906 | $750.00

This is a very good First English edition set. The bindings are square and tight, the gilt titles are bright, the cloth is a rich red. There are a few very faint dents to the edges of each front board, a light crease in the front face of Volume I and a more severe dent […]

LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL

-First American Edition Set-

By: Winston S. Churchill

1906 | $900.00

This is a very good example of the First American edition set, which was produced in slightly more deluxe fashion than the English edition, with a finer red cloth and gilded top edges. The red cloth here retains deep, rich color and the gilt titles and tops are bright. The spines are well-rounded, with just […]

LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL

-First American Edition Set-

By: Winston S. Churchill

1906 | $450.00

This is a good-to-very good First American edition set. The red cloth retains strong color, though the spines have faded, with a crease running the length of the spine of Volume II. The gilt titles and gilded top fore-edges are bright. There is foxing to the prelims and crisply repaired hinges, front and rear, in […]

LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL

-Signed First One-Volume Unabridged Edition in the Rare Dust Jacket-

By: Winston S. Churchill

1907 | Register to View Price

This unique mint copy in the extraordinarily rare dust jacket is inscribed and signed on the front free endpaper: “To R. Randolph Bruce from Winston S. Churchill. With all good wishes for 1930. Dec. 27, 1929.” Bruce’s bookplate is affixed to the front pastedown. The dust jacket, which is almost never seen, is here nearly […]

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-Signed First English Edition Presentation Set Inscribed to Charles Longman, the Publisher Who Declined To Publish This Work-

By: Winston S. Churchill

1906

This beautiful First English edition set is signed and inscribed in ink on the first free endpaper of Volume I: ”Charles Longman from Winston S. Churchill, Jan. 1, 1906” (the day before publication). Churchill had published all of his previous books with Charles Longman’s firm of Longmans, Green and Company, commencing with his first book, […]

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-First American Edition Set in the Rare Dust Jackets-

By: Winston S. Churchill

1906

A stunningly fresh set in the original dust jackets, which are almost never seen. These are virtually mint. The jacket spines of both are age-darkened but the faces are bright and clean. There are closed cracks along the Volume I spine, but the only losses are fractional at the spine heads and tails, along the […]

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-Signed First English Single-Volume Edition Inscribed to Churchill’s Pre-Crash Stockbroker-

By: Winston S. Churchill

1907

This pristine First English edition copy of the unabridged single-volume issue is signed and inscribed on the second free endpaper in ink: ”To William C. Van Antwerp from Winston S. Churchill Sept. 28, 1929. Yosemite Valley.” The book is marvelously fresh, the cloth a trifle faded at the spine, with a hint of rubbing to […]