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DAY OF INFAMY

By: Walter Lord

Based on first-hand accounts. A very good copy, spine ends faded, corners slightly worn, in tattered dust jacket. (243p., 47 illus., index, map endpapers.)…

THE ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION

-First English Edition-

By: Douglas Jerrold [With an Introduction by Winston S. Churchill]

This highly sought after regimental history features an extensive nine-page introduction by Winston Churchill who, as First Lord of the Admiralty, was closely involved with the creation of the division…

“VIEW FROM CHARTWELL”

-Limited Edition Lithograph-

By: Winston S. Churchill

…the final volume of his monumental biography of the first Churchill, Lord Marlborough. During much needed respites from writing, he painted. “View From Chartwell” was the result. This excellent lithographic…

CHURCHILL’S COOKBOOK

By: Georgina Landemare (Foreword by Lady Clementine Churchill)

…booming career as London’s top society caterer to cook for Winston Churchill after his return as First Lord of the Admiralty. She then followed Churchill, as Prime Minister, to No….

PHOTOGRAPHS BY SNOWDON

By: Lord Snowdon

As-new, in dust jacket.

WORLD WAR I VINTAGE POSTCARD relating to Winston Churchill

“Going ‘NAP.”

Blue and grey-colored World War I vintage drawing of five playing cards depicting “WC” (Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty), “JJ” (John Jellicoe, Admiral of the Fleet), “K of…

ADVENTURES ASHORE AND AFLOAT

-First English Edition in Dust Jacket-

By: Admiral of the Fleet Sir Roger Keyes [With a Foreword by The Rt. Hon. Winston S. Churchill, C.H., M.P.]

The memoirs of Churchill’s close colleague, the Royal Navy’s Admiral of the Fleet, published just as Churchill was about to return as First Lord of the Admiralty. This is a…

DAY OF INFAMY

Sixtieth-Anniversary Edition

By: Walter Lord

This is a very good copy of the paperback reissue released on the 60th anniversary of the first hardcover printing.

THE DAWN’S EARLY LIGHT

By: Walter Lord

An account of the War of 1812. A very good copy, blue top stain, spine slightly faded, bottom edge worn, corners bumped, binding sound, contents fine (384 pages, map end…

THE LIFE OF JOHN RUSHWORTH EARL JELLICOE

Dir. Naval Ordnance, wounded in Boxer, CIC Grand Fleet, 1st Sea Lord, 1916. A very good copy, without dust jacket. (565p., 40 illus., 6 fldg. maps, dias., facs., apdcs., genea.,…

THE CHURCHILL YEARS 1874-1965

Product image: THE CHURCHILL YEARS 1874-1965

By: The Editors of The Viking Press /Text by The Times of London

An elaborate coffee table book with excellent large-format black and white photographs. The Foreword is by Lord (“Rab”) Butler, who delivers a fine tribute, despite having been passed over by…

WINSTON CHURCHILL

RESOLUTION, DEFIANCE, MAGNANIMITY

By: Assorted Contributors [R. Crosby Kemper III (Editor)]

Twelve of the Kemper lectures delivered annually at the Churchill Memorial in Fulton, Missouri. Contributors include Sir Martin Gilbert, Robert Rhodes James, Lady Soames, John Colville and Lord Amery. This…