London: Longmans, Green, and Company, 1900. First edition, first printing. Hardcover. This is the British first edition, first printing, first state of Churchill's third book and only novel. A very young Churchill was exuberant about publication at the time. Even though Savrola was his third published book, it was actually..... More
69 Cleveland Road, South Woodford: Published by Col. W. H. Barlow-Wheeler, printed by Tulip Press Ltd., 1959. This is an original campaign poster for Winston S. Churchill from his Woodford constituency during the October 1959 British General Election. This was last British election Churchill contested, which saw him reelected a...... More
69 Cleveland Road, South Woodford: Published by Col. W. H. Barlow-Wheeler, printed by Tulip Press Ltd., 1959. This is an original campaign poster for Winston S. Churchill from his Woodford constituency during the October 1959 British General Election. This was last British election Churchill contested, which saw him reelected a...... More
69 Cleveland Road, South Woodford: Published by Col. W. H. Barlow-Wheeler, printed by Tulip Press Ltd., 1959. This is an original campaign poster for Winston S. Churchill from his Woodford constituency during the October 1959 British General Election. This was last British election Churchill contested, which saw him reelected a...... More
Berlin: Printed by Die Parole der Woche for the National-Sozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter Partei (NSDAP), 1942. This large, striking, and scarce piece of Second World War Nazi propaganda is a wall newspaper produced by Die Parole Der Worche. The wall newspaper depicts Winston Churchill hastening away from both an incoming bomb..... More
London: Red Cross & St. John Fund, circa 1941. This original poster from early during the Second World War testifies to both the British wartime alliance with Russia and the important role played by Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s wife, Clementine, in rallying material and moral public support for that wartime..... More
9 East 40th Street, New York: TIME, Incorporated, 1923. First edition. Paperback. Here is the very first appearance of Winston S. Churchill on the cover of TIME Magazine, 14 April 1923, Vol.I, No. 7. In the issue, Churchill's first volume of The World Crisis is reviewed. This is a very..... More
Worcestershire: 1965. Hardcover. Winston Churchill's close friend and indispensable wartime Chief of Staff, "Pug" Ismay, wrote this letter seeking a copy of Churchill's first book less than a month after Churchill's death and in the final year of Ismay's own life. The letter is on Ismay’s letterhead bearing his printed..... More
London: George G. Harrap & Co., Ltd., 1938. First edition, only printing. Fine binding. This is the precursor to Churchill's great war speeches, the first edition, only printing. This finely bound copy is handsomely executed in three-quarter navy morocco, evocative of the publisher's original dark blue cloth, over marbled paper-covered..... More
Toronto: Macmillan, 1923. First edition, only printing. Hardcover. This is a full set of Canadian first editions of Churchill's acclaimed history of the First World War, titled The World Crisis. Churchill played a critical, controversial, and varied role in the First World War and his remarkable experience underpins his epic..... More
London: Thornton Butterworth Limited, 1927. First edition, first printing. Hardcover. This is a jacketed British first edition, first printing of the fourth volume of Churchill's monumental history of the First World War. A quarter of a century before the Second World War endowed him with lasting fame, Winston Churchill played..... More
69 Cleveland Road, South Woodford: Published by Col. W. H. Barlow-Wheeler, printed by Tulip Press Ltd., 1959. This is an original campaign poster for Winston S. Churchill from his Woodford constituency during the October 1959 British General Election. This was last British election Churchill contested, which saw him reelected a...... More
London: The Associated Press, 1941. Photograph. This is a truly striking original Second World War press photograph of Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill’s wife, Clementine, inspecting the Home Guard of the Port of London on 22 July 1941. Press photographs can often be repositories of historical memory, interesting technological artifacts..... More
London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1900. First edition, first printing. Hardcover. Imagine it is November 1961. Winston S. Churchill is almost 87 years old. You write a long and earnest letter to him, seeking his signature. “Amongst books written by you, I am the proud possessor of your “LONDON TO..... More
New York: Eilert Printing Company, Inc., 1924. First edition. Pamphlet. This scarce, original 1924 pamphlet contains a prescient and grim discussion of the potential horrors of future warfare and advocacy for the League of Nations for international standards of "sanity and hope". Among the issues discussed by Churchill is the..... More
New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1938. 1st Edition. Hardcover. This is the precursor to Churchill's great war speeches. This is the first U.S. edition, first printing in dust jacket. The British first edition was given the politically palatable title "Arms and the Covenant". The U.S. title is a bit more..... More
London: The Liberal Publication Department, 1912. Liberal Publication Department edition. Pamphlet. This item is from the personal collection of Churchill's bibliographer, Ronald I. Cohen. This is the original pamphlet publication of Churchill's controversial February 8, 1912 speech in Belfast supporting Irish Home Rule. Churchill's father, Lord Randolph, had vigorously supported..... More
London: The Liberal Publication Department, 1912. First edition. Pamphlet. This pre-First World War pamphlet comes from the personal collection of Churchill’s bibliographer, Ronald I. Cohen. Here we offer an original first printing pamphlet publication of Churchill's 18 March 1912 speech in the House of Commons - his first time as..... More
London: Ministry of Information, 1940. First edition, only printing. Pamphlet. This scarce wartime pamphlet is the first and only stand-alone publication of then-First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill's speech in the House of Commons of 27 February 1940 . "I come before the house, on behalf of the Navy..... More
London: Cassell and Company Ltd., 1946. First edition, only printing. Paperback. This book is from the personal collection of Churchill's bibliographer, Ronald I. Cohen. This is the first collected edition of Churchill's war speeches, published only as a paperback in 1946, a collector-worthy copy, scarce in such condition. During his long..... More
Philadelphia: W. C. Hamilton & Sons, circa 1943. This beautiful broadside features the text of the Atlantic Charter, designed by celebrated American typographer and designer Bruce Rogers. Dimensions are a substantial 21 x 13.5 inches (53.3 x 34.3 cm). Condition is excellent, never framed, with only trivial signs of handling..... More
Stamford Connecticut: The Overbrook Press, 1942. Limited Edition. unbound sheets. This an intriguing time capsule – a set of the publisher’s unbound sheets of the limited edition of Churchill's famous first address to the U.S. Congress, which he delivered only weeks after Pearl Harbor. Frank Altschul’s Overbrook Press printed 1,000..... More
Washington, DC: Works Projects Administration (W.P.A.), 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. Measuring 16 x 20.5 inches (40.6 x 52.1 cm) and printed on heavy..... More
Washington, DC: Office of War Information, 1943. This 1943 wartime broadside features the text of the Atlantic Charter, designed by W. A. Dwiggins, printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office, and issued by the U.S. Office of War Information. The 28 x 20 inches (71.1 x 50.8 cm) broadside is..... More
Washington, DC: Office of War Information, 1943. This 1943 Second World War broadside features the text of the Atlantic Charter, designed by W. A. Dwiggins, printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office, and issued by the U.S. Office of War Information. The 28 x 20 inches (71.1 x 50.8 cm)..... More