$550 – Signatures: Field-Marshall Auchinleck & General Sir Richard Nugent O’Connor
First Edition. Presentation copy to Colonel K.P. Mackenzie by the Highland Counties Burma Club, with authentic signatures of Auchinleck & O’Connor on the front free end paper. An excellent association copy.
$150 – Signed & Inscribed by the Author, Sarah Churchill
Poems of Sarah Churchill. Signed in blue ink on the back of the frontis portrait “For Julian with my affection and love Aunt “Sasa” April 9th 1967 London.
$900 – Inscribed by Montgomery of Alamein
An History of the War Years Based on the Diaries of Field-Marshal Lord Alanbrooke, Chief of the Imperial General Staff. Inscribed by Montgomery to his brother, Brian Montgomery…
$5,0000 – Signed Limited Edition, No.20. O’Brien E101
24 copies printed on Barcham Green “Medway” hand-made paper. Corvinus Press. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. Authors: Capt. Liddel Hart & Sir Ronald Storrs…
$300 – Signed by the Author, Margaret Thatcher
Easton Press Limited Edition. Full dark blue leather, gilt page edges, moire end-papers, satin page marker. Fine condition
$300 – Signed by the Author, Margaret Thatcher
Easton Press Limited Edition. No 1,011 of 3,000. Full dark blue leather, gilt page edges, moire end-papers, satin page marker. Fine condition
$275 – Signed by the Author: Harold Wilson
Bound in green cloth, title in gilt. A fine copy with fine dust jacket.
$225 – Signed by the Author and Inscribed to Clementine Churchill
by Sir Robert Menzies. 1967. Inscription reads: “My dear Clemmie, There are parts of this book which will, I think, have some special interest for you. I send it to you with my love and admiration. Bob”
$100 – Zoller A259
Inscribed by the Author to Ursula. Inscription & text is in German. Helbing & Lichtenhahn, Basel. 1965. A Near Fine copy…
$150 – Signed by the Author: R. Churchill
Paperback Edition inscribed by the author, Randolph Churchill to Natalie Bevan in 1967.
$120 – Signed by the Author: R. Churchill
Pre-publication Edition inscribed by the author, R. Churchill to Natalie Bevan in 1963.
$600 – Cohen 288.3 Latvian. Inscribed to Casper Weinberger by Richard Langworth
Latvian edition of Churchill’s ‘The Dream’ in full red Morocco. Presentation copy to President Guntis Ulmanis of Latvia by friend of ICS Richard Ralph, Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Latvia.
$450 – From Mary Soames’ Library
First edition, first printing. Presentation copy from the author of the Preface, Richard Langworth: his inscription is on the front free endpaper. From Mary Soame’s library…
$120 – Inscribed by the Author: Mary Soames
Clementine Churchill by Her Daughter. Advance Proof Copy, 1979. Inscribed for Marvin Nicely. With a compliments slip laid in from the publisher, Cassell. Soft Cover
$100 – Zoller a704. First American Edition. Signed by the Author, Celia Sandys.
First American Edition – Signed by the Author, Celia Sandys, Winston Churchill’s Granddaughter. 2003. Illustrated with maps and many color and b&w photographs. Book and Dustjacket both AS NEW.
$150 – Redburn 126, Zoller a170, First English Edn
First English Edition – Inscribed and Signed by Randolph Churchill to Teddy & Tam’s, 1955. Randolph S. Churchill and Helmut Gernsheim Editors. Hardcover in dustjacket.
$5,500 – Signed by Winston Churchill. Woods A37(b2), Cohen A91.2.b
First American Edition, second printing (1930) signed “Inscribed by Winston S. Churchill” (in ink on the flyleaf) along with a previous owner’s signature. A vg+ copy in original dust jacket, protected in a full red Morocco book like solander case…
$650 – Signed by the author: Gerald Ford
First printing of Ford’s address at the English-Speaking Union in London 1983: The Churchill Lecture. Deluxe Edition of 100 copies in custom clamshell box. No.66 of 100
$1750 – Inscribed by Lady Randolph Churchill
10 volumes handsomely bound in facsimile styles of elaborate famous bindings. This quarterly miscellany of essays, stories, poetry & drama was edited by Lady Randolph Churchill, Churchill’s mother. An essay by Winston Churchill included in vol. viii…
$200 – From Sir Bindon Blood’s Library, General Sir Bindon Blood, G.C.B., Honorary Colonel of the Battalion
An account of the “Royal Fusilier Battalion” in WWI on the Western Front. Winston Churchill served as a war correspondent under Major-General Sir Bindon Blood (1842-1940) and used this experience in his first book “The Malakand Field Force”.
$3,500 – Signed by Winston Churchill. Woods D(a)15, Zoller A122
Signed and dated by Churchill in 1948, from the collection of actor Jack Palance with his bookplate loosely inserted.
$150 – Inscribed by Sarah Churchill. Woods D(a)15, Zoller A122
Maxims and Reflections of the Rt. Hon. Winston S. Churchill. Arranged and provided with an introduction by Colin Coote and selected by him in collaboration with Denzil Batchelor.
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$500 – Woods B42, Cohen B108. Inscribed by the Author: F. M. Montgomery
Signed presentation copy of Montgomery’s Speeches and Addresses. Inscribed to the renowned historian Arthur Bryant. With a Foreword by Winston Churchill
$100 – Inscribed & Signed by the Author: Charles T. Andrews. Redburn 140, Zoller 185
A Discussion of Sir Winston Churchill’s endeavors for European Union, American-British Alliance and World Peace. Privately published by the author, 1957…
$275 – 3 books signed by the Author, Martin Gilbert
Three books covering Churchill’s life by Martin Gilbert to accompany a set of medals produced for the American Express Company by the Royal Mint of Great Britain. (Medals not included). Each book is signed by the author, Martin Gilbert…