CHURCHILL
(Sir Winston S., 1874-1965, Prime Minister)
Photo taken from a commemorative magazine, signed in blue ink
on a photo of Churchill and Allied Military leaders conferring in Algiers, 1 page, printed on both sides, Algiers, June
Item Date:
1946
Stock No:
42628
£1750
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CHURCHILL
(Clementine, Lady, 1885-1977, Wife of Sir Winston)
Typed letter signed with autograph salutation and subscription to Domini (Lady Crosfield,
née Elliadi, died 1963), saying that she is “so glad to hear that you are resuming the Lawn Tennis Exhibition Matches which were always such fun in the old days. Alas, I have another engagement on July the 8th, and so I shall not be able to come; but if my name would be at all useful please do use it...”, 1 side 8vo., 28 Hyde Park Gate, 22nd May
Item Date:
1946
Stock No:
42627
£150
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[CHURCHILL
(Sir Winston Spencer, 1874-1965, Prime Minister)]
Medal struck to Commemorate the Centenary of Churchill’s birth, designed by Norris
commissioned by the Nordon Art Company and struck at York Mint, with an image of Churchill from his “Bulldog” photo wearing a bow tie and “We shall not look upon his like again” around the edge with a list of his achievements on the verso, surrounded by “In Peace - Goodwill: In War - Resolution : In Defeat - Defiance: In Victory - Magnanimity”, 2¼ inches across, in original cardboard box with velvet interior
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
42734
£125
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CHURCHILL LEAVING LONDON FOR THE USA ON HIS SIXTH PEACETIME VISIT
[CHURCHILL
(Sir Winston S., 1874-1965, Prime Minister)
Original Unsigned Press Photo
showing him full length leaving his house in London on his way to Southampton, 12” x 7½”, London, 19th March
some damage on bottom edge
Item Date:
1949
Stock No:
42714
£150
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CHURCHILL WRITING TO A BREEDER OF ARAB HORSES
CHURCHILL
(Sir Winston Spencer, 1874-1965, Prime Minister)
Fine Typed Letter Signed in full with autograph salutation and subscription, to “My dear Judith”
telling her that “Mr Godfrey’s request to come to see your Stud was at very short notice last week, and I quite understood when you said that it was an inconvenient day. I hope you did not mind my asking on his behalf, but as he is close to President Truman and other American friends of mine, I felt I would like to show him a gesture of friendship and courtesy. Thank you so much for sending me you latest pamphlet about your Arab Stud. I do not myself breed Arab horses, but Mr Godfrey does and he tells me he has one of your stallions. I am therefore sending your booklet on to him as I think it will interest him...”, 1 side 4to., 28 Hyde Park Gate, London headed paper, 19th July
Item Date:
1951
Stock No:
42491
£3750
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