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THE LIFE AND THOUGHTS OF LOUIS ARMSTRONG

A Self Portrait

By: Louis Armstrong (Interviewed by Richard Meryman)

As-new, the “Special Limited Edition” bound in blue cloth with a hand-pulled gravure print of the legendary 1935 Anton Bruehl photograph of Armstrong laid-into a specially designed pocket page at…

THOUGHTS AND ADVENTURES

-First English “Times Book Club” Edition-

By: Winston S. Churchill

This is a very good copy of the rarely-seen [London] “Times Book Club” edition, which was bound from early edition sheets but in a plainer binding of smooth dark green…

THOUGHTS AND ADVENTURES

-Rare Variant Binding of the First English Edition-

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By: Winston S. Churchill

This is a gorgeous copy of the variant green cloth binding of the First English edition in an unclipped dust jacket. The cloth and gilt lettering are fresh and bright…

COSMOPOLITAN: “The Battle of Sidney Street”

-Magazine Article-

By: Winston S. Churchill

…appearance of this Churchill essay following U.K. publication in Nash’s Pall Mall (February 1924). Later included in THOUGHTS AND ADVENTURES. This is a very good copy of a stunning magazine….

COSMOPOLITAN: “Adventures in the Air”

-Magazine Article-

By: Winston S. Churchill

…of His Experiences in the Years Before the War & Some Memories of Gustav Hamel.” The essay was later included in THOUGHTS AND ADVENTURES. This is a very good copy…

THE TAXIS OF THE MARNE

By: Jean Dutourd

By a French soldier, POW after fourteen days in 1940; his captivity & thoughts of 1914. Translated from the French by Harold KingA very good copy, without dust jacket (244…

SELECTED WRITINGS OF FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

By: Florence Nightingale

…reader with Nightingale’s thoughts on the theory and practice of nursing and nurse training. Compiled by Lucy Ridgely Seymer. A very good copy, corners a bit worn, covers slightly scuffed,…

I MEAN YOU KNOW

By: Warren Lehrer

…The walls become translucent. Barriers that separate the thoughts of the solitary workers dissolve. The characters reveal themselves through the melody and rhythm of their speech.“ This is a virtually…

MORE MEMORIES

By: Margot Oxford

Tart reminiscences by the opinionated wife of H.H. Asquith, with more waspish thoughts about Winston Churchill, about whom she was invariably, if affectionately, wrong. This is a very good of…