CHURCHILL, Winston Spencer (1874-1965) – Secret Session Speeches. Edited by Charles Eade. London et al.: Cassel and Company, Ltd., 1946. 8° (217 x 140mm). 16 full-page half-tone photographic illustrations. Original light-blue cloth, front cover with gilt triple rule, spine lettered and ruled in gilt (minor soiling on the front endpaper). Provenance: Winston Churchill (presentation inscription, Christmas 1947, to:) – Denny C. Stokes. [With, tipped in:] CHURCHILL, Winston Spencer. Typed letter signed (‘W S Churchill’) to [Denny] Stokes, 28 Hyde Park Gate, 8 December 1947, thanking him for the gift of a photograph album entitled ‘The Fight for Freedom’, one page, 4to (punch hole not affecting the text), with its envelope and another.
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CHURCHILL, Winston Spencer (1874-1965) – Secret Session Speeches. Edited by Charles Eade. London et al.: Cassel and Company, Ltd., 1946. 8° (217 x 140mm). 16 full-page half-tone photographic illustrations. Original light-blue cloth, front cover with gilt triple rule, spine lettered and ruled in gilt (minor soiling on the front endpaper). Provenance: Winston Churchill (presentation inscription, Christmas 1947, to:) – Denny C. Stokes. [With, tipped in:] CHURCHILL, Winston Spencer. Typed letter signed (‘W S Churchill’) to [Denny] Stokes, 28 Hyde Park Gate, 8 December 1947, thanking him for the gift of a photograph album entitled ‘The Fight for Freedom’, one page, 4to (punch hole not affecting the text), with its envelope and another.

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CHURCHILL, Winston Spencer (1874-1965) – Secret Session Speeches. Edited by Charles Eade. London et al.: Cassel and Company, Ltd., 1946. 8° (217 x 140mm). 16 full-page half-tone photographic illustrations. Original light-blue cloth, front cover with gilt triple rule, spine lettered and ruled in gilt (minor soiling on the front endpaper). Provenance: Winston Churchill (presentation inscription, Christmas 1947, to:) – Denny C. Stokes. [With, tipped in:] CHURCHILL, Winston Spencer. Typed letter signed (‘W S Churchill’) to [Denny] Stokes, 28 Hyde Park Gate, 8 December 1947, thanking him for the gift of a photograph album entitled ‘The Fight for Freedom’, one page, 4to (punch hole not affecting the text), with its envelope and another.

First edition. Woods A114.