London: J. Russell & Sons, 1900. Photograph. This large, original bromide print of a 1900 photograph of Winston S. Churchill, captured and printed shortly after his first election to Parliament, is extraordinary thus, signed. The image measures 11.375 x 9 inches within a 13 x 10.5 inches inset on the..... More

Transvaal Hotel, Pretoria, South Africa: 1900. This unique Boer War artifact includes a mid-1900 signature and image of Winston Churchill, dating from his time as an itinerant soldier and war correspondent in the waning months of Queen Victoria’s reign, just before his final battle of the war, return to England..... More

Quebec City: unpublished. Photographic negatives. This is a set of original negatives of apparently unpublished images of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill taken on 18 August 1943 at the Second World War ‘Quadrant’ conference in Quebec City.  Churchill and Roosevelt are prominent in seven of..... More

South Africa: Privately compiled, 1899-1901. Photo album. This compelling photograph album from the turn of the 19th century contains 41 black and white photographs, all captioned, of the Second Boer War (1899-1902), the final British conflict of Queen Victoria’s long reign. Among the photographs is one of the most striking..... More

New York City: Cartier, Inc., 1946. First and only printing. Photograph. This small archive is the elaborate dinner program and a set of three photographic negatives of Winston S. Churchill from the dinner in his honor at the Waldorf Astoria on 15 March 1946, during which he spoke, staunchly defending..... 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: Keystone View Company, 6 October 1937. Photograph. This original press photo captures the improbable spectacle of Winston Churchill and Ernst Bohle - the leader of the Organization of the Nazi Party Abroad - smiling together outside of Churchill’s London residence on 1 October 1937. This press photo belonged to..... More

Epping: Keystone, 4 November 1935. Photograph. This original press photograph shows Winston S. Churchill with his wife, Clementine, using a farm wagon as a makeshift stage for a campaign speech on 4 November 1935 in Churchill's Epping constituency. The gelatin silver image measures 8.125 x 6 inches (20.6 x 15.2..... More

London: Copyright N.P.A. Rota, published by The Daily Telegraph, 5 August 1940. Photograph. This original press photograph captures Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill and Polish General W adys aw Sikorski, accompanied by a number of high level British and Polish officials, in the garden of 10 Downing Street following the..... More

London: The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post, 25 June 1945. Photograph. This original press photograph captures Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill on 25 June 1945, standing on a rooftop as he delivers a campaign speech for the 1945 General Election that ended his wartime premiership. The gelatin silver print on..... More

Washington, D.C. Copyright Planet News Ltd., 1954. Photograph. This original press photograph shows Prime Minister Sir Winston S. Churchill bidding farewell to President Dwight Eisenhower at the White House on 29 June 1954 at the end of Churchill’s final Washington visit as British premier.The image is printed on glossy photo..... More

London: Planet News Ltd., 23 February 1950. Photograph. This original press photo captures Winston S. Churchill as Leader of the Opposition on the day of the 1950 General Election. The gelatin silver print on glossy photo paper measures 8.125 x 10 in (20.6 x 25.4 cm). Condition is very good..... More

ACME NEWSPICTURES Inc., 5 September 1939. Photograph. This original press photograph was captioned and circulated by ACME Newspictures Inc. on 5 September 1939, two days after Britain declared war on Nazi Germany and Winston S. Churchill was re-appointed First Lord of the Admiralty.The head and shoulders image, taken when Churchill..... More