As-new, in publisher’s original shrink-wrap….
From the gifted American author of TROUBLESOME YOUNG MEN, another penetrating look at the fascinating gallery of personalities who steadfastly backed Churchill during England’s darkest hour, this time from the…
Informative tourist guide. A very good copy, covers slightly soiled, front cover lightly creased. (56p., large folding plan in rear.)…
This is a very good copy of the Revised and Expanded edition without dust jacket. Based mostly on archaeological evidence; originally published 1925….
Far scarcer than either the English or American First editions, this is a very good copy of the rare First Canadian edition, which, like the Canadian LONDON TO LADYSMITH, was…
…has now arrived back in London. Mr. Churchill, who had been to Washington for discussions with President Roosevelt, returned via Gibraltar, Algiers, Tunis and a visit to the British and…
…Churchill, war correspondent for Morning Post in South Africa. Taken prisoner near Colenso, Nov. 14th; afterwards escaped from Pretoria.” The early use of Churchill’s middle initial “L” (for Leonard) would…
This exceedingly rare pamphlet contains addresses delivered at The Mansion House, London, on September 4, 1941, by Churchill as P.M.; “Canadian P.M. Mackenzie King; and Sir George Henry Wilkinson, Lord…
…plate, along with two news cuttings relating to the October 27, 1966 publication party for this volume at Foyle’s bookstore in London. Volume II is signed in ink on the…
This is a very good copy of the rarely-seen [London] “Times Book Club” edition, which was bound from First edition sheets but in a plainer binding of smooth dark blue…
…Clementine Churchill’s youngest child, spent Christmas 1943 apart from her family, in London, manning a Hyde Park anti-aircraft battery as an officer in the Auxilliary Territorial Service. Her father had…
…booming career as London’s top society caterer to cook for Winston Churchill after his return as First Lord of the Admiralty. She then followed Churchill, as Prime Minister, to No….