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Winston and Clementine Churchill Signed Photo. Sold for About $5,000.
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Important Winston Churchill typed letter signed as Prime Minister, announcing his resignation from that office, dated 6 April 1955. After suffering a severe stroke in 1953, Churchill’s health quickly began to deteriorate affecting both his speech and ability to walk. Written on official 10 Downing Street stationery, letter to Conservative politician John Harvey reads in part: ”…For some time past I have not felt that at my age it would be right for me to incur such new and indefinite responsibilities I have therefore tendered my resignation to The Queen”. Churchill endorses Anthony Eden as his successor in upholding ”…the causes of Tory democracy which Lord Beaconsfield proclaimed, which Lord Randolph Churchill revived, and which I have tried to serve…[signed] Yours sincerely / Winston S. Churchill”. Two-page letter on two sheets has a hole punched to upper left and measures 7.5” x 9.5”. Lot includes retained copy of Harvey’s reply. Folds and scattered minor stains, else near fine. Sold for $12,500.
Winston Churchill Signed Limited First Edition of “Marlborough: His Life and Times” — Rare Set Signed by Churchill, One of Only 155 in the Limited Edition, Here in the Original Bindings
Winston Churchill signed limited first edition of “Marlborough: His Life and Times”, a four volume biography of Churchill’s ancestor, John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, with extensive plates, illustrations and folding maps within. Churchill signs the limited edition page of Volume I, “Winston S. Churchill”, indicating this series as #39 in the limited edition of 155. London: George G. Harrap, 1933-38, with “First Published” on copyright pages. All four volumes are bound in their original orange morocco leather bindings, accented in gilt with five raised bands to spine, top edge gilt, and Churchill’s heraldic coat of arms in gilt to the front of each volume. Each volume measures 6.5″ x 9.75″. Darkening to spines, some light scuffing and foxing, joints starting in Volume I and the rear joint of Volume III. Overall a very good set, rare as signed in a very small limited edition run. Sold for $7,875.
Winston Churchill Large Signed Photograph — Measures 12” x 15”
Winston Churchill signed silver gelatin photo, a handsome photo of John Leigh-Pemberton’s portrait of Churchill, titled ”Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965), Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports”. Signed ”Winston S. Churchill 1955” in black fountain pen upon the photographic mat. Entire photo measures 12” x 15”. Minor wear to mat including shallow crease to top and bottom left edge. Very good plus condition. Accompanied by original envelope, postmarked London on 14 December 1955. Sold for $7,250.
Winston Churchill Christmas Card Signed, Without Inscription — With PSA/DNA COA
Winston Churchill’s Christmas card, not only signed with his full name, but also without inscription. Front of card features a print of Churchill’s own painting, titled ”Still Life”, while interior is signed by Churchill in fountain pen, ”With good luck & thanks for your gift / Winston S. Churchill.” Card measures 7” x 5.375”, unfolding to a size of 14” x 5.375”. Light wear and toning, overall in near fine condition. With PSA/DNA COA. Sold for $3,994.
Winston Churchill typed letter signed, dated 11 May 1943, to Cyril Gordon Illingworth, captain of the Queen Mary, thanking him for ”the efficient conduct of our journey”. The English Prime Minister traveled by sea to the U.S. to join FDR in war planning at the Third Washington Conference (code named TRIDENT), held in Washington, D.C. from 12 May to 27 May 1943. The Italian Campaign, air attacks on Nazi Germany and the Pacific War were on the meeting agenda. Churchill was accompanied by Averell Harriman, FDR’s special envoy to Europe. Lot includes a telegram from Harriman to Illingworth. A third telegram is from Hastings Ismay, Churchill’s chief military assistant and staff officer, to Illingworth. Churchill letter, measuring 7.5” x 9.5”, on 10 Downing Street letterhead, is signed, ”Winston S. Churchill”. The Harriman telegram, measuring 8” x 10”, on U.S. Embassy letterhead, is signed, ”W.A. Harriman”. The Ismay telegram, measuring 7” x 8.75”, on blindstamped Office of the War Cabinet letterhead, is signed, ”Hastings Ismay”. Tape residue, else very good plus condition. Sold for $3,691.
Winston Churchill signed first editions of “A History of the English-Speaking Peoples”. London: Cassell and Company Ltd., 1956-58. Churchill signs the bookplate on the half-title page of Volume I, “Winston S. Churchill”. Though begun during his “Wilderness Years” of the early 1930s, Churchill completed these volumes after World War II, giving attention to the “special relationship” of the United Kingdom and United States. He writes, “For the second time in the present century the British Empire and the United States have stood together facing the perils of war on the largest scale known among men, and since the cannons ceased to fire and the bombs to burst we have become more conscious of our common duty to the human race.” All four first editions are housed in their original price-clipped dust jackets, all in very good condition or better. Top edges red on all, in original red boards, each measuring 6.5″ x 9.75″ and housed in a 5.5″ x 10″ slipcase. Volume I is near fine, in a very good to near fine dust jacket. Vols. II-IV have been re-backed, preserving original endpapers, with some foxing to interior and dust jackets, and also light staining to the front board of Vol. III. In very good condition, with very good dust jackets, which have some foxing and sunning to spines. Overall a very attractive, well-preserved set, rare as signed. Sold for $3,438.
Winston Churchill Signed “Great Contemporaries” — Uncommon Title Signed by Churchill
Winston Churchill signed copy of his 1937 book “Great Contemporaries.” Signed and inscribed, “To Mr. Alfred B. Strauss from Winston S. Churchill / 1951” on the front free endpaper. Published by Thornton Butterworth Ltd.: London: 1948, later printing. In publisher’s original cloth. Some rubbing to spine and edges, faint toning to signature page, and two sets of staple marks at top and bottom right of signature page, far away from writing. Overall in very good condition. Sold for $3,336.
Winston Churchill Autograph Letter Signed — “…I am a good many years younger than Rectorial standards would usually seem to require…a disqualification…only capable of gradual correction…”
Wryly humorous autograph letter signed by Winston Churchill, dated 11 March 1908 during Churchill’s service as Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies, composed on blindstamped stationery of the Colonial Office. A rising star in British politics, Churchill was only 33 when he penned this letter to Reverend J. Wales Cameron, an M.P. affiliated with the University of Edinburgh. Letter reads in part,
“My dear Sir, I am greatly honoured by the invitation which you have forwarded to me to become the liberal candidate for the Lord Rectorship of Edinburgh University. I fear that I am a good many years younger than Rectorial standards would usually seem to require, & that is a disqualification which is only capable of gradual correction. I however gladly accept the honour which your kindness has prompted you to offer me, & am very ready to serve you in any way in my power.” Sold for $2,923.
Tender Winston Churchill autograph letter signed to his secretary Mrs. Violet Pearman, who was out sick at the time. Dated 18 May 1938, letter was written just two months after he delivered his House of Commons speech on the Danube Basin warning of the Nazi threat. His personal Westerham stationery reads: ”Dearest Mrs. P, I am so grieved at your illness – due I fear largely to your devotion to my interests & fortunes. I am sure that all you need is a good long rest with out worries of any kind. Now do help in this. Lie absolutely fallow and you will recover. There is no need to fret about anything – tho I do not pretend I do not miss you badly. Do not let your case be a burden. Why don’t you tell your solicitors to come to me. I will have it all properly looked after. Remember you can count on me for the 50 pounds I promised. All I want you to do is get well, and this you can do by a good holiday. I will look after you. Yours affectionately, Winston S. Churchill”. Two page letter, written front and verso, measures 5” x 8”. Foxing, creasing and minor chipping to the lower edge. Very good condition. Sold for $2,886.
Concerned letter from Winston Churchill to his secretary, Mrs. Violet Pearman, dated 1 November 1938. Pearman had been Churchill’s secretary since 1929. Handwritten letter to ”My dear Mrs. P” reads in part, ”…I talked to Dr. Brand yesterday, & have come to the conclusion that you need a good long rest, if you are to recover yr health. I have therefore decided to offer you a years leave at a salary of 3 pounds a week. If you feel able to look after the literary accounts, & to do a little work with the Press cuttings, all the better. But it is just as you feel…Of course if, as I hope, you make rapid progress, you can resume yr duties here. Meanwhile please come & see us, & use the garden whenever you feel inclined, and the sun shines…Winston Churchill”. Two page letter, written front and verso on Churchill’s Chartwell stationery, measures 5” x 8”. Chartwell, in Westerham, Kent, was the site of Churchill’s family home and his beloved hillside gardens. Minor foxing and creasing, else near fine. Sold for $2,623.
Winston Churchill Signed Book, ”My Early Life, A Roving Commission”
Winston Churchill book signed, ”My Early Life, A Roving Commission”, published by Odhams Press Limited: London: 1957. First edition, second impression. Churchill’s autobiography, with a focus on his role in the Second Boer War, bears the Prime Minister’s autograph inscription to the fly-leaf, ”To Stanley James Webb / from / Winston S. Churchill / Dec 23. 1930.” Bound in red cloth boards with gilt lettering. Measures 6” x 9” and runs 392pp. Pencil notation to front pastedown, sunning to backstrip, cocking to spine and foxing to leaves and edges. Overall in very good condition. Sold for $2,500.
Winston Churchill Signed Photo, Signed on the Mat — Rare
Rare Winston Churchill signed photo, with Churchill’s signature appearing on the presentation mat in black fountain pen, “Winston S. Churchill”, accented by a quick paraph underneath his signature. Silver gelatin matte photo measures 3.125″ x 4.5″, with entire display measuring 5″ x 7″. With backstamp of Vivienne 20th Century Studios Ltd. of Piccadilly, London on verso. Some foxing to mat, and mild vertical crease along left side, overall very good condition. From the estate of WWII U.S. Army Major Fred E. Pereira. Sold for $2,400.
Winston Churchill Letter Signed Regarding Corrections to His WWII Memoir, “The Second World War”
Winston Churchill typed letter signed regarding corrections to his highly acclaimed memoir, “The Second World War”. Churchill writes on his personal letterhead on 14 December 1955 to Commodore Gordon Allen, part of his “Syndicate” who helped him write the book series. Churchill writes, “Thank you for your letter of December 2. I entirely approve your proposed footnote, and should be obliged if you would take appropriate action with [publisher John] Cassells. Thank you for taking so much trouble. [signed] Yours sincerely, Winston S. Churchill”. Letter measures 7.5″ x 9.5″. Fold, filing hole and rust from paperclip at top left, otherwise near fine condition. Sold for $2,346.
1943 Typed Letter Signed From Winston Churchill — Churchill Thanks the Captain of the Queen Mary for a ”Notable Voyage” That Took Him to Meet President Roosevelt at the TRIDENT Conference
Winston Churchill typed letter signed, dated 11 May 1943, to Cyril Gordon Illingworth, captain of the Queen Mary, thanking him for ”the efficient conduct of our journey”. The English Prime Minister traveled by sea to the U.S. to join FDR in war planning at the Third Washington Conference (code named TRIDENT), held in Washington, D.C. from 12 May to 27 May 1943. The Italian Campaign, air attacks on Nazi Germany and the Pacific War were on the meeting agenda. Churchill was accompanied by Averell Harriman, FDR’s special envoy to Europe. Lot includes a telegram from Harriman to Illingworth. A third telegram is from Hastings Ismay, Churchill’s chief military assistant and staff officer, to Illingworth. Churchill letter, measuring 7.5” x 9.5”, on 10 Downing Street letterhead, is signed, ”Winston S. Churchill”. The Harriman telegram, measuring 8” x 10”, on U.S. Embassy letterhead, is signed, ”W.A. Harriman”. The Ismay telegram, measuring 7” x 8.75”, on blindstamped Office of the War Cabinet letterhead, is signed, ”Hastings Ismay”. Tape residue, else very good plus condition. Sold for $2,291.
Winston Churchill Signed Photo Display — Unusual, Dramatic Portrait of the WWII Prime Minister
Winston Churchill signed photo display, a magnificent close-up portrait of the British Prime Minister staring intently out of frame. Churchill clearly signs to mat underneath photo, ”Winston S. Churchill”. 8” x 10” photograph is mounted to board, and matted to an overall size of 11.75” x 14.25”. Light uniform toning to mat, and areas of minute foxing to edge of photo. Very small area of discoloration to upper left of photo. Overall near fine. Sold for $2,188.
Winston Churchill Signed First U.S. Edition of ”A Roving Commission, My Early Life”
Winston Churchill signed first U.S. edition of ”A Roving Commission, My Early Life”. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1930. Churchill’s very popular autobiography describes, among other events, his capture and daring escape during the Second Boer War, which made him a household name and launched his political career. The front free endpaper bears the future Prime Minister’s autograph inscription, ”To WH Thompson / from / Winston S. Churchill / Christmas 1931”. Bound in red cloth boards with gilt lettering. Measures 5.75” x 8.25” and runs 377pp. Heavy sunning to backstrip, some toning to endpapers and separation starting at joints, more so to front joint, and with detached frontispiece portrait. Overall good to very good condition. Sold for $2,063.
Winston Churchill Letter Signed as President of the Board of Trade in 1909
Winston Churchill letter signed, dated 10 February 1909 as President of the Board of Trade, a British Cabinet position served by Churchill as the youngest Cabinet member since the mid-1800s. With body of letter composed in a secretarial hand, Churchill writes to Reverend J. Wales Cameron in full, ”I will very carefully consider the invitation which you have been so kind as to send me, and I should hope to be able to make my attendance at your Banquet harmonise with my autumn visit to Dundee. I will let you know in a month or so what date would be most convenient. [signed] Yours very [faithfu]ly / Winston S. Churchill”. At this time, in addition to serving as President of the Board of Trade, Churchill also represented the constituency of Dundee as a Liberal Member of Parliament. Two page letter on Board of Trade bifolium stationery measures 5” x 8” as folded. Single fold and light toning, overall near fine condition. Accompanied by a 1951 postcard to Cameron regarding a British Legion committee meeting. Sold for $1,750.
Winston Churchill signed edition of ”Marlborough: His Life and Times” published by George Harrap & Co. Ltd.: London: 1933. On the brink of World War, Churchill pens the front free endpaper: ”Inscribed by / Winston Churchill / August 1941”. Here, Churchill acts as biographer of his ancestor John Churchill, First Duke of Marlborough. The riveting biography is in four volumes, of which three are present in this lot; Volumes I, II, and III. Volume I is from a later printing in 1939. Volume II is a first edition, second printing from October 1934. The third tome is a first edition, first printing from 1936. Each is bound in purple cloth boards with gilt lettering, measuring 6.75” x 9.5”. Original dustjackets accompany; Vol. II wears a Vol. IV dustjacket. Dustjackets III and IV are in good to very good condition; Vol. I dustjacket has significant paper loss to backstrip; fair. Light foxing and toning to leaves and sunning to backstrips. Paper loss to front free endpaper of Vol. I. Partial set is in good to very good condition overall. Sold for $1,477.
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