$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.
$2000
Large Three-Handled Cup Elaborately Decorated, (also known as a Tyg). Spode Copeland / T Goode & Co. 1900. A rare example of Boer War memorabilia…
$225
6 Vol Set by Winston Churchill: The Gathering Storm, Their Finest Hour, The Grand Alliance, The Hinge of Fate, Closing the Ring, Triumph and Tragedy.
$200
Author: W. Churchill. Easton Press. This modern printing combines the full text of Churchill’s two 1900 books on the Boer War (London to Ladysmith, and Ian Hamilton’s March) into a single volume. A mint copy in the original shrink wrap without dustjacket as issued.
$1450.00
47 World War II books: purchased in the UK in 1976 from the bibliophile, Mr. G. Hallowes whose wife, Odette Sansom, worked for the British War Department during World War II and, when captured and tortured by the Nazis, refused to divulge classified information.
$90
Isak Heath, in his book, ‘The Man Who Captured Churchill- General S.F. Oosthuizen’ documents how he found proof about the capture of Winston Churchill during the Anglo-Boer War.
$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”.
$1,000
Original Vintage British World War II Poster by Jonathon Foss. Volunteer for Flying Duties… Very large color lithographic poster in superb condition. Ready for framing. How impressive that would look on your wall.
$2,000 – Woods A1(b), Cohen A1.3.a
Churchill’s First Published Book: “The Silver Library Edition” published in 1899. Limited to 1500 copies. Illustrated with 6 maps, including 2 foldout in color.
$300 – Cohen B1
Scarce. The War Against the Dutch Republics with 4 entries by Winston Churchill from his war correspondent days and his earliest days in Parliament. This is the only known appearance in any form of Churchill’s telegram to the Manchester Guardian of 2 April 1900.
$1,000
Hard to find book preserved in custom-made buckram case: American Hospital Ship (AHS) Maine used in the Boer War. Jennie Churchill (Churchill’s mother) raised funds and sailed to Sth Africa on board the Maine, serving as a Nursing Aid.
$850 – Signed by the Author, Mortimer Menpes
Signed, unique first edition copy, bound in full white leather by Churchill Collector with Menpes’ collection of his color illustrations as war artist for Black and White Budget Magazine during the Boer War…
$300 – Signed by the Editor: Earl of Rosslyn
The Gram: A Social Magazine founded by the Prisoners of War in Pretoria.
$750
Original Vintage WWII Propaganda Poster featuring Winston Churchill – Vichy Regime in Nazi Occupied France
$900
Propaganda poster featuring Churchill, issued by Nazi occupied France during World War II.
$200
In 1899 the Queen sent a box (tin) of chocolates to all the Officers and Soldiers serving in South Africa during the Second Boer War…
$250
4 hand-painted figures representing Churchill in various stages of his career