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The Story of the Malakand Field Force 1897. An episode of Frontier War., Longmans, Green and Co 1898. Colonial edition intended for circulation only in India and the British Colonies. xiv, 1 l., 336p,

Churchill (Winston Spencer) & Dwight Eisenhower Rare photograph showing US President Dwight Eisenhower shaking hands with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill upon arrival at the Bermuda Conferenc

Churchill (Winston Spencer) Manuscript draft of a message dictated by Churchill and then personally corrected by him, expressing the War Cabinet's admiration "of the brilliant victory gained in the Me

CHURCHILL, WINSTON SPENCER, SIR. 1874-1965. Autograph Letter Initialed ('W'), Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, May 21, 1928, 8vo, 3pp. conjoined leaves, to Max Aitken, Lord Beaverbrook, commenting on the

John George Spencer Churchill(1909 - 1992)Study of Winston Churchill Painting in His Study at Chartwell, 1948oil on canvassigned, inscribed and dated lower left: J. S. Churchill - / Chartwell 1948.ins

CHURCHILL, WINSTON SPENCER, SIR. 1874-1965. Letter Signed ('Winston S. C.'), with autograph postscript, Chartwell Manor, Westerham, Kent, September 20, 1927, 2pp., to Max Aitken, Lord Beaverbrook, fol

CHURCHILL, WINSTON SPENCER, SIR. 1874-1965. Check Endorsed ('Winston S. Churchill'), as Prime Minister, 105 x 207 mm, London, December 28, 1944, drawn on the Midland Bank Limited in the amount of &#16

Churchill (Winston Spencer) Ink signature ('Winston S. Churchill') on Chancellor of the Exchequer headed paper, light soiling and handling wear, affixed to larger page, 8vo [1924-1929]

[Churchill (Winston Spencer)] An unused double pack of Churchill personal Bezique playing cards especially made for the British leader by Bernard Baruch, one deck in white, the other in black, each ca

[Churchill (Winston Spencer)] Autograph letter signed ('F.E.') by Frederick Edwin Smith, 1st Earl of Birkenhead, Churchill's greatest personal and political friend, to Lord Bottomley, reading in part

Africa.- Churchill (Winston Spencer) London to Ladysmith via Pretoria, 3 folding maps (1 colour), 4 plans, ink inscription, 34pp. advertisements at end, a little rubbed, slight bumping to corners and

Churchill (Winston Spencer) Three pages featuring handwritten pencil scores of Bezique matches played by Winston Churchill and John ('Jock') Rupert Colville in August 1954, with red ink additions and

CHURCHILL, Winston Spencer (1874-1965). Thoughts and Adventures. London: Thornton Butterworth Limited, 1932. 8vo. Photographic frontispiece. Contemporary half blue morocco gilt, top edge gilt. &#

Kevin Francis Toby Jug Winston Spencer Churchill 50th Anniversary of VE Day:

Chromolithograph Published 1869-1914, London for "Vanity Fair" Paper Size: 15 x 10 inch (38 x 26cm) Approx. A couple of closed margin tears, otherwise Good Condition

Chromolithograph Published 1869-1914, London for "Vanity Fair" Paper Size: 15 x 11 inch (38 x 28cm) Good Condition

Winston Churchill TLS on House of Commons Paper. Winston Spencer Churchill, generally known as Winston Churchill, was an English Conservative politician and a grandson of former British Prime Minister

Winston S. Churchill Grandson signed M. P House Of Commons Paper. Winston Spencer Churchill, generally known as Winston Churchill, was an English Conservative politician and a grandson of former Briti

Chromolithograph Published 1869-1914, London for "Vanity Fair" Paper Size: 15 x 11 inch (38 x 28cm) Minor wrinkle in centre. Very minor margin toning. Good Condition

Chromolithograph Published 1869-1914, London for "Vanity Fair" Paper Size: 15 x 10 inch (38 x 25cm) Approx. Small closed margin tear. Good Condition

Chromolithograph Published 1869-1914, London for "Vanity Fair" Paper Size: 15 x 10 inch (38 x 25cm) Good Condition

Chromolithograph Published 1869-1914, London for "Vanity Fair" Paper Size: 15 x 10 inch (38 x 25cm) Good Condition

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Original attributed to Winston Churchill p Technique: oil and HardboardSigned: W.S.CMeasures: 29,5 x 40 cmBiography:Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill (Blenheim Palace, November 30, 1874-London, Januar