The second volume of Bryant’s highly subjective two-volume abridgment of Lord Allenbrooke’s notoriously indiscreet war diaries. A very good copy, without dust jacket….
A very good copy of the Second Printing of the First American edition, in a bright, price-clipped dust jacket with light edge-chipping, else fine. The contents are fine, with a…
A virtually mint copy, in an unclipped dust jacket printed black with white type, rather than the original pale-green type. This Second State jacket was issued in 1961 to wrap…
This is a very good copy of the Second American edition, in an unclipped dust jacket; virtually mint.
The second title in the McMenamins’ series of thrillers featuring Winston Churchill. Churchill is in a power struggle between reactionary industrialists supporting Kaiser Wilhelm II and racist radicals identifying Hitler…
…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…
A very good copy of the Second Printing of the First English edition, published in the same month as the First Printing but in green wrappers rather than orange. The…
…star Douglas Fairbanks’ elaborate crested bookplate is affixed to the second front free endpaper, opposite the title page. Save for some light fraying to the cloth at the spine head…
…Volume I, which was reprinted expressly for this edition. Volume II is bound from the second printing of 1934; Volumes III and IV from original First edition sheets. The very…
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 wartime second printing of the First “Revised” English edition, without dust jacket. The cloth and gilt lettering are bright and fresh on…
…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…