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"Ulster will fight, Ulster will be right” – a hallmark letter, Irish Home Rule, and a tale of two Churchills
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Lovely, Dark and Deep – A Catalogue of Robert Frost

We are excited to release our new catalogue, which focuses entirely on iconic American poet Robert Frost. You may download the full catalogue by clicking HERE or on any of the images in this post

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An accomplished winner of maybe the worst award ever

I mean no disrespect to some of the fine actresses who have earned the distinction, but whatever my daughter (yes, an intended audience for this post) chooses to become in life, I hope it is not a “Best Supporting Actress.” As we were cataloguing a Winston Churchill letter from 1945 this week, it occurred to me that “Best Supporting Actress” might be the worst award ever....


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ORDER THIS TERRIFIC NEW BOOK!

We must be crazy, but we are going to unabashedly URGE you purchase a book that we are not even offering for sale.

Our friend, wonderfully erudite fellow Churchill collector (and physician, and medical researche...


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It’s raining… Odysseys

Homer’s Odyssey, translated by T. E. Lawrence, designed by Bruce Rogers, printed by Emery Walker, and published in 1932 was an aesthetically magnificent book and a highly regarded translation. We could fumble with our own gushing words, but best to defer to American printer and publisher, typographer, and book historian Joseph Blumenthal, who called the work “indispu...


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