London: Copyright by The Associated Press, Published by The Evening Standard, 10 April 1940. Photograph. This striking 10 April 1940 original press photograph of Winston S. Churchill captures him exactly one month before he became wartime Prime Minister. The gelatin silver print on heavy glossy photo paper measures 7.5 x...... More

London: Sir Winston Churchill Trust, 2005. Limited and numbered edition. This limited and numbered lithograph of an original painting by Winston S. Churchill beautifully combines two of the inspirational refuges of his relentlessly eventful life – painting and his country home, Chartwell. The painting is a view “of Chartwell and its..... More

London: Sir Winston Churchill Trust, 2005. Limited and numbered edition. This limited and numbered lithograph of an original painting by Winston S. Churchill beautifully combines two of the inspirational refuges of his relentlessly eventful life – painting and his country home, Chartwell. The painting is a view “of Chartwell and its..... More

London: Sir Winston Churchill Trust, 2005. Limited and numbered edition. This limited and numbered lithograph of an original painting by Winston S. Churchill beautifully combines two of the inspirational refuges of his relentlessly eventful life – painting and his country home, Chartwell. The painting is a view “of Chartwell and its..... More

London: Sir Winston Churchill Trust, 2005. Limited and numbered edition. This limited and numbered lithograph of an original painting by Winston S. Churchill beautifully combines two of the inspirational refuges of his relentlessly eventful life – painting and his country home, Chartwell. The painting is a view “of Chartwell and its..... More

London: Sir Winston Churchill Trust, 2005. Limited and numbered edition. This limited and numbered lithograph of an original painting by Winston S. Churchill beautifully combines two of the inspirational refuges of his relentlessly eventful life – painting and his country home, Chartwell. The painting is a view “of Chartwell and its..... More

London: The Rank Organisation, 1965. Poster. This is an original movie poster from the documentary film about Churchill, Churchill Champion of Freedom, produced in 1965, the year Churchill died. The poster, quite large, measures 40” x 27” (101.6 cm x 68.6 cm), printed in reddish-pink, black, and white, and features..... More

Washington, DC: Work Projects Administration (WPA), circa 1942. This vividly hued original Second World War poster features U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill. It was produced by FDR’s Works Projects Administration. Originally measuring 16 x 20.5 inches (40.6 x 52.1 cm) and printed on..... More

Washington, DC: Work Projects Administration (WPA), circa 1942. This vividly hued original Second World War poster features U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill. It was produced by FDR’s Works Projects Administration. Originally measuring 16 x 20.5 inches (40.6 x 52.1 cm) and printed on..... More

Bridgewater, Nova Scotia: Lunenburg Milling Company, Ltd., 1942. This intriguingly kitsch and obscure early Second World War Canadian curio is part calendar, part thermostat, part portrait, and entirely inspired by British Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill. The item features a reproduction of a sketch of Winston Churchill in his iconic..... More

London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1965. This original 1965 poster advertises the Winston Churchill Memorial Appeal. Measuring 20 x 15 inches (50.8 x 38.1 cm), the poster prominently features a graphic illustration based on Yousef Karsh’s iconic 1941 “Roaring Lion” portrait. Printed in black and red, the text reads, “WINSTON CHURCHILL..... More

London: Peter Way Publishers, circa 1975. Reprint. This is a reprint of one of the most iconic British propaganda posters of the Second World War, featuring Winston Churchill in front of a background of tanks and bombers with the words “LET US GO FORWARD TOGETHER”. The original dates from 1940..... More

London: David Nutt, 1914. First edition. Hardcover. This first edition, first issue, final binding state of the author’s second published book is signed by Frost in black ink in four lines on the front free endpaper: "Robert Frost | Amherst 1924 | (Little Iddens, Leddington, | near Ledbury, England, 1914)”..... More