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TOBACCO CARD: “Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, MP”

No. 3 of 50 in“Britain’s Defenders” series

Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“Otherwise Engaged”

By: Frank H. Townsend

Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“Churchill S’en Va-t-en Guerre”

By: Frank H. Townsend

WORLD WAR I ORIGINAL PRESS PHOTOGRAPH OF WINSTON CHURCHILL

"Minister of Munitions"

STRIP CARD: “Lord of England”

"World War I Leaders" Series

Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“Hilarity of Mr. Churchill on Hearing about His Chief’s Views About Russia”

Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“The Tank and the Little Brick”

Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“Punch’s Almanack for 1921: New Statues for Old”

Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“Troubled Waters”

By: L. (Leonard) Raven-Hill (artist)

Framed ORIGINAL PENCIL DRAWING of Winston Churchill and his Political Contemporaries of the 1920s including Three Prime Ministers

-"THE BYSTANDER 1000TH NUMBER"

By: Edward Tennyson Reed

Original Pencil Drawing on Paper

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Product image: WINSTON CHURCHILL'S CALLING CARD

WINSTON CHURCHILL’S CALLING CARD

-With "Chartwell" Added As His New Address-

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Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“The Problem of Unemployment”

By: L. (Leonard) Raven-Hill (artist)

COSMOPOLITAN: “Adventures in the Air”

-Magazine Article-

By: Winston S. Churchill

June 1924

(Cohen C285b) (Woods C104)

Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“The Fight for the Favourite”

By: L. (Leonard) Raven-Hill (artist)

COSMOPOLITAN: “The Rt. Honorable Winston Churchill Relates More of His Perils in the Air”

-Magazine Article-

By: Winston S. Churchill

July 1924

(Cohen C288b) (Woods C107)

Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“Punch’s Almanack for 1925: What’s wrong with British Sport?”

Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“Work for the Axe”

By: Bernard Partridge (artist)

Original CARTOON from PUNCH Magazine

“A Parting Appeal”

By: L. (Leonard) Raven-Hill (artist)