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LONDON TO LADYSMITH (VIA PRETORIA)

-First English Edition-

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By: Winston S. Churchill

This is a very good copy of the First English edition. The cloth has darkened significantly, particularly along the spine, but the spine type remains bright and unfaded. The binding…

LONDON TO LADYSMITH (VIA PRETORIA)

-First English Edition-

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By: Winston S. Churchill

This is a very good copy of the First English edition. The cloth has darkened significantly, particularly along the spine, which is unfrayed, but a bit undulated. The binding is…

LONDON TO LADYSMITH (VIA PRETORIA)

-First English Edition-

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By: Winston S. Churchill

This is a very good copy of the First English edition, with cloth that has darkened far less than is common for this book. The spine is just a touch…

LONDON TO LADYSMITH (VIA PRETORIA)

-First English Edition-

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By: Winston S. Churchill

A near-fine copy of the First English edition. The cloth is especially well-preserved, the gilt lettering and stamped color imagery are still vivid, both on the front cover and on…

TOWARDS PRETORIA

A Record of the War between Briton and Boer to the Relief of Kimberley

By: Julian Ralph

This is a very good copy of the First American edition without dust jacket. The boards are worn at the corners; the front hinge is a tad loose; and the…

THE LONDON BOOKSHOP and THE LONDON BOOKSHOP (Part Two)

Being A Pictorial Record of the Antiquarian Book Trade: Portraits & Premises

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By: Richard Brown & Stanley Brett (With a Prefatory Reminiscence by Percy Muir)

…including the individual leather frontis spine labels. A superb and deeply nostalgic two-volume memory book of London’s legendary antiquarian bookstores, circa 1971. Most are now gone. Churchill knew them well….

THE LONDON MAGAZINE: VOLUME 16: February 1906-August 1906

Original Bound Volume

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A virtually mint copy, as issued, without dust jacket. Includes an essay by Joseph Conrad, “London’s River.” The London Magazine was founded in 1732. In September 1821, it published the…

ON YOUR BIKE: A Graffiti Tour of East London

By: Photography by Mark Kurtze (Words by Henry Kurtze)

Virtually mint, in wraps, as issued. Rare thus. Subsequently reissued as “BANKSY AND FRIENDS On Your Bike: A Graffiti Tour of East and London.”…

JACK LONDON: NOVELS AND SOCIAL WRITINGS

[The People of the Abyss; The Road; The Iron Heel; Martin Eden; John Barleycorn]

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By: Jack London

As-new, in an unclipped, lightly shelfworn dust jacket. The definitive American literary series encompassing all periods and genres of American writing, published in exceedingly handsome hardcover volumes with sewn bindings…

JACK LONDON: NOVELS AND STORIES

[Call of the Wild; White Fang; The Sea-Wolf; Klondike and Other Stories]

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By: Jack London

As-new, in publisher’s shrink wrap. The definitive American literary series encompassing all periods and genres of American writing, published in exceedingly handsome hardcover volumes with sewn bindings and ribbon markers,…

THE LONDON JOURNAL OF RAYMOND E. LEE 1940-1941

By: Raymond E. Lee

…to the American Embassy in London during 1940-41, Lee’s Journals provide the “unique perspective of [a] fascinating and unusual man,” whose professional and personal contacts furnished him with a wealth…

ROMAN LONDON

A.D. 43-457

By: Gordon Home

This is a very good copy of the Revised and Expanded edition without dust jacket. Based mostly on archaeological evidence; originally published 1925….