Colonial Office, Downing Street, London: 17 July 1922. This is Winston Churchill’s 17 July 1922 autograph signed letter to T. E. Lawrence accepting Lawrence’s resignation from the Colonial Office, accompanied by the original, franked envelope addressed and initialed in Churchill’s hand. This letter underscores the friendship and collaboration of two..... More

Saki, Crimea, U.S.S.R. Privately compiled, 1945. Album. This is a truly singular and quite compelling Second World War album belonging to, and compiled by, R.A.F. Group Captain Walter J. Pickard, containing meticulously captioned photographs and mementos of his work flying VIPs during the 1945 Yalta Conference, a number of “Secret”..... More

London: Thornton Butterworth Limited, 1929. First edition, first printing. Hardcover. This is a remarkable association copy of the penultimate volume of Winston S. Churchill’s history of the First World War. This jacketed first edition, first printing of The Word Crisis: The Aftermath is inscribed and dated to Arthur James Balfour..... More

London: Thornton Butterworth Limited, 1940. First Revised and Expanded Edition, second printing. Hardcover. This remarkable presentation copy, published the month Winston Churchill became Britain’s wartime Prime Minister, is Churchill’s celebrated collection of insightful essays about leading personalities of the day, inscribed as a Christmas gift to Churchill’s private secretary, Sir..... More

London: Macmillan and Co. Limited, 1906. First edition, only printing. Hardcover. This is the first edition of Churchill's biography of his father, inscribed on the day before publication to Churchill's lifelong friend, confidante, and best man at his wedding, Hugh Cecil. The unusually personal inscription inked in black in four..... More

London: Odhams Press Limited, Ernest Benn Limited, 1948. First edition, first printing. Hardcover. Winston S. Churchill inscribed this first edition, first printing of his essay about his famous hobby in the month of publication to his London banker. In black ink in five lines on the front free endpaper recto..... More

Blenheim Palace: 1958. "Scarce" and even "rare" often append to items in our inventory, but seldom are we able to accurately apply the words "singular" and "unique". This item provides such an occasion. This is an original drawing of Sir Winston S. Churchill, made in 1958 by the head chef..... More

Admiralty House, London: 1940. This compellingly interesting item features two pieces of correspondence from early in the Second World War. The first is a typed, signed letter from then-First Lord of the Admiralty Winston S. Churchill – just 10 days before he became wartime Prime Minister – to German-Jewish journalist..... More

War Office, Whitehall, London, S.W.1. 1920. This is a 3 December 1920 autograph letter signed by then-Secretary of State for War and Air Winston S. Churchill to Irish-born Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson, Baronet (1864-1922), who rose to prominence during the First World War and was assassinated 18 months..... More

London: Odhams Press Limited, 1948. Hardcover. This is a postwar reprint inscribed to Clare Boothe Luce, a longtime friend of Winston Churchill rightly called “one of the most remarkable women of 20th-century America.” The inscription, inked in blue in five lines on the front free endpaper, reads: “To | Clare..... More

London: September 1900. Booklet. This early and noteworthy Churchill signature dates from September 1900. It is found in an autograph booklet signed by 29 journalists attending The Annual Conference of the Institute of Journalists in London. In September 1900, Winston Churchill was just 25 years old, a soldier and war-correspondent..... More

London: Heinemann & Zsolnay, Ltd., 1943. First French language edition. Hardcover. This is the first French edition of the second volume of Churchill's war speeches, finely bound, inscribed and dated by Churchill to his longtime friend and painting companion Charles Montag (1880-1956). The inked inscription in five lines on the..... More

Grand Central Hotel, Belfast: 1912. Hardcover. This extraordinary album signature by Winston S. Churchill made on 8 February 1912 in Belfast, the day of his famous speech on Irish Home Rule, comes from the personal collection of Churchill bibliographer Ronald I. Cohen. Churchill still had half a century of public..... More