London (1967-1969): Heinemann. First Edition. Together, 4 unread volumes, fine in fine unclipped dust jackets. Volume II, Young Statesman (1901-1914), with 3 Companion volumes: Companion Volume II, Part 1 (1901-1907); Companion Volume II, Part 2 (1907-1911); Companion Volume II, Part 3 (1911-1914). All are in publisher's red cloth, top edges..... More

London: Macmillan & Co, 1906. First Edition. Hard Cover. Octavo. In two volumes, 564, 531pp., bound in original burgundy cloth with Churchill family crest stamped in gilt on the front panel of both volumes, illustrated in color and in black & white. Only a trace of wear at extremities, Bookplate..... More

London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1900. First Edition. Hard Cover. Octavo. Folding color frontispiece map, 498pp., (2)pp. advertisement for Churchill's The River War and The Malakand Field Force, 32pp. publisher's ads, 3 other maps (2 folding), and 4 plans. Bound in tan pictorial cloth stamped in black, lettering red and..... More

Melbourne: The Henry George Foundation, 1941. First Edition. Original Wrappers. second impression, which was 10,000 copies. 12mo, 16 pages, light green pictorial wrappers, fading at edges. Contains the text of 2 speeches delivered by Churchill, one on May 4, 1909 and another on July 17, 1909. Two binder holes punched..... More

London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1910. First Edition. Octavo, 152 pages; original orange pictorial wrappers. Text tanned as usual, rear wrap with lower fore-corner loss, 1" x 1" and small corner loss on final leaf (p. 152, with no loss of text. Half title with fore-edge chips. Second issue of the..... More

London [1954]: The Educational Book Company Ltd. First Edition. Royal octavo, 6 volumes in publishers sea-blue 1/2 leather. The first illustrated edition and the first corrected edition "The Chartwell Edition." A lovely set, internally clean and bright, with no markings of any kind. The Gathering Storm; Their Finest Hour; The..... More

London (1939): Thornton Butterworth Ltd. First Edition. first printing, with "First Published....1939" on copyright page; octavo, original green cloth, spine printed in gilt; 365[1] pages, folding map ar rear. Internally clean and bright, with neat owner initials and date on FEP: "B-A / 2.7.39 (1st)." Published on June 27, 1939..... More

New York: Chelsea House Publishers in Association with R. R. Bowker Co., 1974. First Edition. A complete set, 8 volumes in near fine condition; original red cloth, spine stamped in black and gilt. 8,917 pages in 8 volumes, containing the great majority of Churchill's speeches. All 8 volumes with frontis..... More

London (1944 - 1948): The Polish Embassy. First Edition. octavo, 116 pages, original printed beige wrappers, staple bound. Part One, "A Programme for European Peace" contains The Warsaw Communique and notes concerning the Six Power Conference in 1948. Part Two, "A Warning Voice," contains Notes of the Polish Government on..... More

London: Heinemann, 1972. First Edition. Two volumes, Companion volumes only to Part III: Companion volume III, Part 1, August 1914-April 1915 and Companion Volume III, Part 2, May 1915-December 1916. Both volumes are fine/fine unread copies, in fine priceclipped dust jackets. Original red cloth, spines printed in gilt, top edges..... More

New York (1980): Stein and Day Publishers. First Edition. Octavo, 334 pages; a fine, unread copy in a very good price-clipped dust jacket. Inscribed on the title page: "To Vernita Seeley / who shares my admiration / for Churchill and the language / he so brilliantly mastered / James Humes"..... More

New York (1972): Walker and Co. First American Edition. octavo, 228 pages; publisher's gray cloth, spine printed in gilt; pictorial dust jacket is price-clipped. Illustrated in black and white. "The Toyshop was one of the most famous and successful of all the British secret 'back rooms' of World War II..... More

Toronto: Canadian Association of Broadcasters, 1941. First Edition. Original Wrappers. octavo, 32 pages, original pictorial wrappers. A critical appreciation by noted commentator and writer John C. Reade. With bookplate of Station CJOR: "Here is our CHURCHILL BOOKLET from Station CJOR Vancouver. Write this Station, enclosing 25c, for additional copies. Proceeds..... More