Everyday life during the siege, through March, 1942, by an inhabitant of the island. A very good copy, edges faded, front hinge split, in dust jacket with slightly darkened spine,…
Typed paper caption on verso, dated March 3, 1946, reads: “”Arriving at Union Station in Washington, D.C. Mar. 3, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Sarah…
The french language version of “East of Malta, West of the Suez,” the Admiralty account of World War II in the eastern Mediterranean, September, 1939 to March, 1941. Published simultaneously…
Supply sargeant in the 20th Pursuit Squadron, survivor of the Bataan Death March and four years as a POW. As new, in like dust jacket. (273p., 29 illus., 2 facsimiles,…
In the Atlantic until March, 1942, the Washington then transferred to the Pacific, where she fought in every campaign. A fine copy, in dust jacket with light edge wear. (364p.,…
A member of the Civilian Conservation Corps, who was captured in the fall of the Philippines and survived the Bataan Death March and his subsequent captivity. As new, in dust…
A storied regiment, the 87th fought in the West at Perryville, Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, etc., then on Sherman’s March to the Sea through Georgia and South Carolina. A fine copy,…
…also was a year of such personal financial peril for Churchill that in March he seriously considered selling Chartwell. On April 2, The Times actually announced that Chartwell was for…
…1948 publication. The name of a previous owner, dated March 2, 1968, is inked on the front free endpaper, and a newscutting photo of Capote is laid-in at the rear….
This original cartoon from the British humor magazine Punch, dated March 20, 1912, is in very good condition. The caption reads: “[The Navy Estimates just issued are expressly stated by…
This original cartoon from the British humor magazine Punch, dated March 3, 1920, is in very good condition. The caption reads: “(Mr. Churchill and Captain Wedgwood Benn.) ‘The tank, weighing…
This original cartoon from the British humor magazine Punch, dated, March 15, 1922, in very good condition. The caption reads: Sir Arthur Balfour (with philosophic doubt) “Do you think it’s…