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Churchill Centenary Trust , 1961. Harback, original full vellum, gilt titles to spine. Edges gilt. Marbled end-papers. Vol. VII with original printed slip stating it as copy number 1084 commissioned for Major H. H. Trevor Dawson. xv, 511pp. A limited edition of 1750 copies actually issued (edition originally intended to run to 3000 copies). Binding a little darkened. An excellent copy. A heavy book, additional postage may be required for orders outside the UK. (an7). Limited. Hard Cover. Very Good.

Churchill Centenary Trust , 1974. Harback, original full vellum, gilt titles to spine. With original slipcase. Edges gilt. Marbled end-papers. xii, 233pp. Frontis. A limited edition of 1750 copies actually issued (edition originally intended to run to 3000 copies). Binding slightly marked. A little wear to slipcase. A splendid copy. (an34). Limited. Hard Cover. Good -.

London: Library of Imperial History, 1973. 1st edition. As New. octavo. orig. cloth 385 + 134pp., b/w pls., maps, Bound in original full vellum, armourial device to upper board gilt, gilt titles to spines, all edges gilt, marbled end papers, silk bookmark bound in. This copy is a ÔsubscribersÕ proof copy, Ôdoes not form part of the official collected edition and is issued to registered subscribers only as an uncorrected proof copy for examination. It remains the property of the Library of Imperial History.Õ With a stamp stating ÔTo be returned to the Library of Imperial History.Õ Owners bookplate o/w a lovely copy. Very scarce item

London: Library of Imperial History / Hamlyn Publishing Group, 1973. First UK edition. Hardcover. Fine/issued without. Octavo, printed on Archive Long Life Text paper, bound in full vellum, all edges gilt, with 24-carat gold lettering, in bumped publisher's slipcase with gilt-stamped heraldic crest. This volume contains Baroness Clementine Spencer-Churchill's "Preface to The Collected Works". Promoted as an edition limited to 3000 sets for the world, in fact only 1700 were sold. This volume is a "Subscriber's Proof Copy": it was sent to R. Hunt as a sample volume, and it may lack some textual corrections, and may have redrawn maps. It was directed to be returned to the publisher after examination. Its binding matches the published volumes. Only complete sets of 34 + 4 volumes were to be sold by the publisher. The General Editor for this set was Frederick Woods, the bibliographer of Churchill [ See the Woods bibliography p. 391].

London: Library of Imperial History in Association with Charles Scribner's Sons and The Hamlyn Publishing Group, 1973-1976. Limited Edition. Vellum. Near Fine. Octavo. All 50 of Churchill's published titles, arranged in 34 volumes, to mark the centenary of his birth. Lacking the 4 volume supplement which constituted the complete essays and were published later, separately. One of 1,750 sets of an intended 3,000. Full white vellum, gilt framed and with Churchill's coat-of-arms stamped in gilt, gilt spine lettering, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, ribbon bookmark. Richly illustrated with photo reproductions, maps (some folding), charts, facsimiles, etc. A slight, natural variance in the tone of the vellum, lacking the slip-cases, else a near fine, clean, tight set. Handsome on the shelf.

London: Library of Imperial History In association With Charles Scribner's Sons and The Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited, 1973-76. "To achieve publication, 11 publishing houses in Great Britain, the United States and Canada released their individual copyrights, in exchange for the promise that no other complete collection of Churchill’s works would be published until the expiration of international copyright in 2019" (Langworth, 362).

London: Library of Imperial History, 1973-1975. First Thus (Cohen AA1)(Woods AA1). Hardcover. Very Good. Large 8vo. This is a nearly pristine example of the legendary 38-volume “Centenary Edition” of Churchill’s Collected Works, which was published on the occasion of what would have been Churchill’s 100th birthday. A deluxe limited edition reprinting every book-length title, together with four volumes that constituted the complete essays, collected for the first time, this set was issued, slipcased, in full white vellum bindings. The upper covers are gilt stamped with Churchill's coat of arms, the spines are lettered in gilt and all fore-edges are gilt, with marbled endpapers and silk ribbon markers. Of the intended 3,000 sets, an unknown number (fewer than 3,000), were ever actually bound. This set, Number: 1930, appears to be unopened. The vellum has yellowed here and there ever so slightly with age, particularly along the spines of a handful volumes, as is common with this set, but most… Read More