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 (1956-58): Cassell & Co. First Edition. Hard Cover with Dust Jacket. Large Octavo. Four volumes, all first printings, bound in publisher's original red cloth; top edges stained red. Dust jackets are fine to near fine, with prices showing on front flaps; a fine, handsome set, internally clean and bright..... More

London (1933-34): George Newnes. First Edition. Original Wraps. First edition, quarto, in the original 26 fortnightly parts; original pictorial wrappers; illustrated with photographs, drawings and maps. Owner name written in pencil on front wrap of part 17 thus: "Lt. D. K. Buchanan Dunlop HMS Douglas." The crew of HMS Douglas..... More

London (1941-1946): Cassell & Co. First Edition. Hard Cover with Dust Jacket. All are first printings; volume I, Into Battle, is in the first state, with no page number on pages 78 and 294. All are bound in publisher's blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt; all are in unclipped dust..... More

London (1933): George Newnes. First Edition. first edition in book form; 3 volumes, royal octavo, publishers blue cloth, spine printed in gilt, edges sprinkled red. A near fine set, with just a trace of wear at extremities; neat owner name on blank side of frontis pieces. More

London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1900. First Edition. first issue, octavo, 409 pages, with 32 pages of ads at rear, dated "7/00." Publisher's dark red cloth binding, printed in gilt, black end papers. Frontis portrait of General Ian Hamilton, folding map at rear and 9 other maps and plans in..... 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 (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

Regina (1941): Regina Free Post. First Edition. Original Wrappers. first and only printing of this scarce booklet. Published by the Winnipeg Free Press, in conjunction with the Regina Leader-Post and the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. Octavo, 80 pages, yellow and green printed wrappers. Contains 21 of WSC's best wartime speeches. "Their Finest..... More

London (1976): Library of Imperial History. First Edition. A fine, unread, 4 volume set, octavo, in blue quarter-leather over blue cloth; spines printed in gilt; gilt circular armorial device on front covers; top edges gilt. The Centenary Edition. Blue page marker ribbons in each volume. Internally clean and bright, with..... 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 (1951-52): Cassell & Co. FIRST Collected Edition. first impression, 3 volumes in publisher's dark blue cloth, spines printed in gilt; dust jackets are very good with light age-toning at spines; occasional light spotting to dust jackets. The definitive edition, with 5 speeches not present in the wartime volumes, plus..... More