This is a very good example of the Canadian Book-of-the-Month Club edition in unclipped dust jackets, as issued in a red linen slipcase with photo frontis. The books and dust…
The pre-publication serialization of Churchill’s A HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLES. [Pages 58-60, 62-68, 70, 73-76 (15 pages)] This is an original copy in very good condition….
The pre-publication serialization of Churchill’s A HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLES. [Pages 64-66, 68-73, 77-78, 80, 83-86, 91 (17 pages)] This is an original copy in very good condition….
This is a very good Later English edition set, in price-clipped dust jackets that are largely glossy later versions of the originals. Volume I was published in 1972; Volume II…
A very good First English edition set, without dust jackets. Volume II is the 1963 Third Printing. The books are all crisply bound, clean, bright, and virtually unfaded on the…
A very good First English edition set, in unclipped dust jackets that are intact but darkened with age. There is faint edge-chipping to the spine heads of each, but more…
This mixed First English edition presentation set, in dust jackets, is signed in each volume: “Winston S. Churchill” and hand-dated “1959” in ink. The set was presented by Churchill to…
This is a very good First English edition set, in unclipped dust jackets that are exceptionally fresh, bright and unfaded. Volume I dust jacket has an infinitesimal chip at the…
This First English edition set is a signed binding by the legendary London-based Joseph William Zaehnsdorf (author of THE ART OF BOOKBINDING), who also bound books for Winston Churchill. The…
This First English edition set exquisitely rebound by Bayntun of Bath (for the late-Kroch and Brentano’s bookstore of Chicago) in full navy-blue morocco leather, has Churchill’s signature in gilt across…
A contemporary abridgment that reduces Churchill’s text by 40%, largely by excising his writing about the American Revolutionary and Civil Wars. A very good copy, in dust jacket….
Initially published in 112 weekly magazine parts, this collection is not entirely the work of Winston Churchill. The text consists of excerpts from Churchill’s original four volume opus, with additional…