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Bodyguard to Mr. Churchill [in] Lilliput Magazine. Volume 30, Number 5, Issue 180.

VARIOUS; WATNEY, John, et al.

London: Hulton Press, May-June 1952. [Literary Magazine] EARLY APPEARANCE. Octavo magazine (20 x 14cm), pp.128. Illustrated mainly in black and white, with occasional dichromatic lithographs. Publisher's colour paper cover, stapled, and priced at 2s. Crisp and clean, with a little bumping to head of spine, and some bleeding from oxidised staples. Near fine. A story about a junior officer's day spent protecting Mr. Churchill during WWII, first published a couple of months earlier in the 'New Yorker' magazine in the US. Item #55897

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