This very good copy of the First English edition, in an unclipped dust jacket, is inscribed and signed on the front free endpaper to one of Churchill’s premiere post-war personal…
As-new, in dust jacket. The German Advance, the Encirclement Battle, and the First and Second Soviet Counteroffensives, 10 July-24 August 1941….
A very good copy of the Second Printing, which is, in fact, considerably rarer than the first. The title page states “NEW IMPRESSION.” It also adds the byline initial “L.”…
A very good Second Printing copy of the First American Edition, in a dust jacket that is edge-chipped and darkened at the spine, else fine….
This is a very good copy of the Second English edition in full leather. The volume has been rebacked with the original speckled calf boards. The spine is gilt-stamped with…
First Army: 223 days of combat from July 2nd & second highest casualties of ETO armored divs. As- new, in an unclipped dust jacket….
…are sharp. This is the Second State binding for the First English edition, per Cohen. The rear publisher’s catalogue is present, dated 3/98, and an Errata slip is present after…
…In a second I had plunged, throwing out my arms to embrace the summit of the fir tree. The argument was correct; the data were absolutely wrong. It was three…
…of the newspapers. Acquired from the estate of Sir John Colville (1915-1987), Winston Churchill’s Private Secretary during the war, and after, right through Churchill’s second stint as Prime Minister. No…
This is the Second Edition (First printing) of the Colonial Library issue, which was bound from “Silver Library” sheets for export to the colonies. Only 360 copies of this printing…
This is a very good copy of the Second Edition in an unclipped dust jacket. There is light shelf wear to the jacket, and a small stain on the front…
This is a very good copy of the First American edition set in unclipped pictorial dust jackets. Volume I is a Second Printing of the First Edition and Volume II…