
Maxims and Reflections of Winston Churchill
The item is a bound book, specifically a copy of "Maxims and Reflections of Winston Churchill." The physical characteristics visible include off-white or cream-colored paper for the title page, with black ink used for all text and the publisher's emblem. The book appears to be in good condition, showing minimal signs of wear. The binding, though not fully visible, seems intact along the left edge of the page. The text is clearly printed, indicating good print quality and legibility. Key distinguishing elements include the title prominently displayed, the author identified as Winston Churchill, and the names of the individuals responsible for arranging and providing the preface: Colin Coote and Denzil Batchelor. The publisher, Collins, is clearly identified, along with the address '70 Bond Street, Toronto,' suggesting a Canadian or North American edition. Below the author and collaborators' names, there is a small, intricate drawing of what appears to be a fountain or a stylized tree/plant within a pot or bowl, which serves as the publisher's emblem. The overall aesthetic is classic and understated, typical of non-fiction or literary collections from the mid-20th century. No overt damage, tears, or significant discoloration are apparent on the visible page, aligning with the 'good condition' context provided. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for a commercially produced book of its era, with clear typesetting and a professional layout.
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Estimated Value
$40-70
Basic Information
Category
Book
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$40-70
Additional Details Provided By Owner
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Good condition
Item Description
The item is a bound book, specifically a copy of "Maxims and Reflections of Winston Churchill." The physical characteristics visible include off-white or cream-colored paper for the title page, with black ink used for all text and the publisher's emblem. The book appears to be in good condition, showing minimal signs of wear. The binding, though not fully visible, seems intact along the left edge of the page. The text is clearly printed, indicating good print quality and legibility. Key distinguishing elements include the title prominently displayed, the author identified as Winston Churchill, and the names of the individuals responsible for arranging and providing the preface: Colin Coote and Denzil Batchelor. The publisher, Collins, is clearly identified, along with the address '70 Bond Street, Toronto,' suggesting a Canadian or North American edition. Below the author and collaborators' names, there is a small, intricate drawing of what appears to be a fountain or a stylized tree/plant within a pot or bowl, which serves as the publisher's emblem. The overall aesthetic is classic and understated, typical of non-fiction or literary collections from the mid-20th century. No overt damage, tears, or significant discoloration are apparent on the visible page, aligning with the 'good condition' context provided. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for a commercially produced book of its era, with clear typesetting and a professional layout.
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