A variant first printing of this rare World War I-vintage stapled paper pamphlet containing, “Speeches delivered at the Guildhall, London, on September 4th, 1914, by Mr. Asquith, Mr. Bonar Law,…
…government measures,” in response. Elected a Unionist MP for Ulster in 1922, Wilson was himself murdered by two Sin Fein assasins on the steps of his London home that year….
…to destroy the city as the Allies approached. London edition: “Consul of Florence.” A very good copy, in slightly rubbed dust jacket, front hinge going (303p., 21 illus., notes, index)….
This extraordinary remnant of Mr. Winston Spencer Churchill‘s personal calling card has the printed address lined out in ink: 2 Sussex Square —where he and his family lived in London…
A superb three-quarter length, sepia-toned photographic portrait of young Winston Churchill taken by JOHN THOMSON, the pioneering Scottish photojournalist, who became a widely admired portrait photographer of London society late…
A very good copy of the catalogue for a 1993-1994 exhibition at Whitechapel Art Gallery, London; The Met; and Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid. Virtually mint.
…inches overall). EDWINA SANDYS was born December 1938 at No. 79 Chester Square, London, the second child of Winston and Clementine Churchill’s eldest daughter, Diana, and the politician Duncan Sandys….
…killed three policemen, were now trapped in a house in the East End of London at 100 Sidney Street. Churchill immediately raced to the crime scene himself, while ordering in…
This is a very good copy of the rare First American edition, First Issue, according to bibliographer Ronald Cohen, with a title page that states: “Hodder & Stoughton, London.” The…
…killed three policemen, were now trapped in a house in the East End of London at 100 Sidney Street. Churchill immediately raced to the crime scene himself, while ordering in…
…killed three policemen, were now trapped in a house in the East End of London at 100 Sidney Street. Churchill immediately raced to the crime scene himself, while ordering in…
…pencil with Reed’s monogram. It has been handsomely matted and framed. EDWARD TENNYSON REED (1860-1933) was born in Greenwich, London, and educated, like Winston Churchill, at Harrow, as the son…