[BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS]: Selection of printed ephemera, letters bearing facsimile signatures, Christmas greetings cards bearing facsimile signatures, and other pieces etc., relating to various British Prime Ministers including a third person note in the hand of William Gladstone's secretary ('Mr. Gladstone is obliged to have a rule not to comply with requests for his autograph', 12th August 1894), two sheets of unused printed stationery from the office of David Lloyd George, a facsimile A.L.S. of Winston Churchill on House of Commons stationery, 1945, and a facsimile T.L.S. thanking the recipient for their kind thought on the occasion of his 90th Birthday, 30th November 1964, a facsimile A.L.S. of Clementine Churchill sending thanks for a gift made to her Red Cross 'Aid to Russia' Fund, December 1941, a facsimile T.L.S. of Neville Chamberlain following his signing of the Munich Agreement, 'During these difficult and anxious times through which we have been passing the expressions of sympathy and goodwill which I have received from all quarters have been a source of great strength to me', 26th October 1938, and a similar facsimile T.L.S. of Anne Chamberlain, 1st November 1938, an original printed United Nations General Assembly delegate's pass issued to Anthony Eden, Paris, 1951, an unsigned Christmas greetings card from Anthony and Clarissa Eden, and other official Christmas greetings cards, most with facsimile signatures and many issued from 10 Downing Street, from Harold and Mary Wilson (12), James and Audrey Callaghan (3) and John Major (1) etc. Some age wear and a few minor faults, G to VG, 30