London: Longmans, Green, & Co., 1900. First edition, first printing. Full leather. This handsome pair are the British first edition, first printings of Churchill’s third and fourth published books London to Ladysmith via Pretoria and Ian Hamilton's March, the two books based on his newspaper despatches sent from the front..... More

Kingsport, Tennessee: Kingsport Press, 1943. First and limited edition, only printing. Pamphlet. This extremely scarce wartime speech pamphlet publication of Churchill’s 11 November 1942 speech to the House of Commons was a limited edition of only 400 copies. According to Churchill’s bibliographer, Ronald Cohen, as early as 1953 noted Churchill..... More

New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1939. First U.S. edition, first printing. Hardcover. This is a first American edition, first printing of Churchill's last book published before the outbreak of the Second World War, finely bound in full navy goatskin deferential to the original navy cloth. The binding, commissioned in..... More

London: His Majesty's Stationery Office (H.M.S.O.), The Baynard Press, 1940. First edition. Pamphlet. This is the first edition, only printing of one of Churchill's most famous speeches. Churchill's speech to Parliament of August 20th, 1940 was occasioned in part by the Battle of Britain and famously honored the RAF pilots..... More

Stockholm, Sweden: Ivar Haeggstroms Boktryckeri A.B., 1944. First Swedish (English-language) edition, only printing. Pamphlet. This scarce wartime pamphlet is the only printing of the Swedish (English-language) edition of Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s 28 September 1944 speech to the House of Commons regarding the war effort. Bound in wire-stitched paper wraps..... More

Stockholm, Sweden: Ivar Haeggstroms Boktryckeri A.B., 1944. First Swedish (English-language) edition, only printing. Pamphlet. This unusual and scarce wartime item is the only printing of the Swedish (English-language) edition of Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s 2 August 1944 speech to the House of Commons on the war effort. Bound in wire-stitched..... More

Stockholm, Sweden: Ivar Haeggstroms Boktryckeri A.B., 1944. First Swedish (English-language) edition, only printing. Pamphlet. This scarce wartime pamphlet is the only printing of the Swedish (English-language) edition of Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s 28 September 1944 speech to the House of Commons regarding the war effort. Bound in wire-stitched paper wraps..... More

London: Conservative and Unionist Central Office, 1947. First edition, only printing. Paperback. This is the first edition, only printing of Winston S. Churchill's speech of 16 May 1947 to the Unionist Associations of Scotland given in the city of Ayr. The 16-page, wire stitched paper pamphlet measures 8.5 inches by..... More

London: Kaye & Ward Ltd., 1969. Interleaved issue of the second, revised edition. Hardcover. This is the most compelling issue of the first bibliography of the works of Sir Winston Churchill - the quite scarce "Interleaved" issue of the second, revised edition. This edition of 1969 corrected a number of..... More

Delray Beach, Florida: Levenger Press, 2005. Hardcover. Here is the beautiful Levenger Press edition, as-new in the original publisher's box. The Dream is Churchill's revealing essay about a ghostly reunion with his father, Lord Randolph Churchill, in which Winston recounts the world events that have transpired since his father's death..... More

London: The Daily Chronicle, 1912. Paperback. This scarce pamphlet publication represents itself as "A pocket book for speakers and electors, containing a brief exposition of the arguments for Home Rule, and answers to the objections raised." This third ("Revised and Enlarged") edition of 1912 is the first to contain an..... More

Meriden, Connecticut: The Ralston Society, 1937. First edition. Hardcover. This is the first edition, first printing of Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich – the enduring bestseller, paragon of self-help, get rich charlatanism, and progenitor of such modern iterations as Tony Robbins and Trump University. This copy is noteworthy for..... More

The White House, Washington, D.C. 1909. Letter. This is a typed, hand-emended, and signed 16 February 1909 letter on White House stationery from President Theodore Roosevelt to his friend, Lawrence F. Abbott, editor of the weekly newspaper The Outlook. The letter, dated just 16 days from the end of Roosevelt’s..... More