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A | Churchill Plaques T ree WSC’s notable quotes (weren’t they all?) on crushed marble plaques to last down the ages. “If You’re Going T ru Hell, Keep Going!” , “ Never, Never, Never Give Up.” Has hardware to hang on wall or stand on a book shelf.


32120 Wsc Keep Going Plaque 8.5” x 3.25” 32121 Wsc Never Give Up Plaque 7” x 7”


32131 Wsc Never So Much Owed Plaque 7.5” x 3”


$15.95 $15.95 $15.95


B | The Wicked Wit Of Winston Churchill 10001 - $13.95 T e greatest orator of his day, many of his puns and jokes were often at his own or other’s expense, and are less well known. T is enchanting collection gathers hundreds of his funniest and wickedest quips in tribute to the exhilarating wit of this great–hearted, infuriatingly conceited, wildly funny and brilliantly talented Englishman. Compiled by Dominique Enright, 162 pages.


The Windsor Faction Book 11070 - $25.95 If Wallis Simpson had not died on the operating table in December 1936, Edward VIII would not have been King of England three years later. If Henry Bannister’s car had not careered off the Colombo back-road in the summer before the war, Cynthia Kirkpatrick would never have found out about T e Faction. It is autumn 1939, there is a mole in Buckingham Palace operating at the highest levels of society and determined to derail the war eff ort against Nazi Germany. What might have been. 376 pages, hard cover.


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C | We Shall Fight on the Beaches Book 10970 - $22.95 Prefaced by brief historical and biographical introductions, shows how words can be used to inspire, even the most seemingly hard-bitten of listeners. From rallying cries such as Garibaldi’s ‘To arms, then, all of you!’ to sombre statements such as Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s ‘T is time the struggle is for our freedom’, each extract gives us an insight into the hardships of war and the fi ght for courage. 223 pages, hard cover.


D | Dinner with Churchill Book 10980 - $15.95 A colorful and eloquent look at Churchill with fascinating new insights into the food he ate, the champagne he loved, and the important guests he charmed, a sumptuous and intellectual treat. A friend once said of Churchill “He is a man of simple tastes; he is quite easily satisfi ed with the best of everything.” But dinners for Churchill included the opportunity to display his brilliant conversational talents, and an intimate setting in which to glean gossip and diplomatic insights, and to argue for the many policies he espoused over a long life. 338 pages soft cover.


Classics Book Mugs 42102 - $27.50 Made in England of fi ne bone china this pair of mugs features a design of literary classics. Whether for tea or coff ee these mugs are the perfect accompaniment to a great read.


Music For Booklovers Cd Set 28564 - $37.50 Gentle Classics for reading. Gentle music makes the perfect accompaniment to reading and this selection includes many pieces which began life with a literary theme taken from Shakespeare or famous books. 25 tracks around 2 hours of music. 2 CD’s.


Studious Socks Set of 2 46224 - $19.95 Pair of socks in a pencil and glasses theme, poly blend.


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Accessory Set For the reading set, tea time accessories made of long wearing and durable cotton. Each has a quote from Irish writer CS Lewis, “You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.” Although this would have suited him fi ne.


Living With Books - Note Cards 10762 - $12.95 Features an impressive walls and stacks of books in even more impressive settings; a reader’s haven. 20 cards, 5 each of 4 designs 4.5” x 6”


4660 Tea Library Large Tote 15” x 17” 4661 Tea Library Pot Holders (2) 7.5” x 7.5” 4662 Tea Library Tea Cozy (6cup) 10” x 13” 4663 Tea Library Tea Towels (2) 28” x 36”


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