As-new in an unclipped dust jacket. This copy is from the Second Printing of the 2002 reprint edition. Originally published in 1967.
…volume, save for Volume I, which was reprinted expressly for this edition. Volume II is a second printing from 1934. Volumes III and IV are First editions. The dust jackets…
…dents. There is toning to the free endpapers, front and rear, and an ink gift inscription on the second front free endpaper, dated “1908.” The contents are fine and unfoxed….
…very strong color, including Churchill’s name, rendered here for the only time as “L. W. Spencer Churchill.” (The “L” [for Leonard] was dropped on all Second Edition covers.) The binding…
This is a very good copy of the Second edition in a clipped dust jacket. The stamp of Don Young, Alaskan Congressman, appears on title page. Contents fine.
This is a very good copy of the Second Revised edition without dust jacket.
As-new, a virtually mint copy of the Second Edition in the publisher’s original red-cloth clamshell box. Reproduces some of the best articles and images from the 12 issues of this…
…and that they are extremely scarce.” The book did not generally age especially well but this is a first-rate example of the Second State, with the numeral on page 71…
…secretary); a truly intimate and prismatic firsthand view. This is a very good copy of the Second Printing of the First English edition without dust jacket. The contents are fine….
This is a very good copy of the wartime second printing of the First “Revised” English edition, without dust jacket. The cloth and gilt lettering are bright and fresh on…
This is a very good copy of the Second Impression of the First English “Revised” Edition, without dust jacket, issued in May 1940, the month Churchill became PM. The book…
This is a very good copy of the Second Impression of the First American edition, reprinted in the month of publication. The dust jacket is shelfworn, with rectangular loss of…