FROM THE STUDIO OF MARCUS ADAMS
[ELIZABETH
(1900-2002, Queen of George VI), and her daughter ELIZABETH II (1926-2022, Longest Serving Monarch of Great Britain)]
Superb original unsigned portrait photo by Marcus Adams,
showing the Duchess of York half length seated, wearing a lacy dress and strings of pearls, with her infant daughter on her lap in a lacy dress, 8½” x 6½”, no place, no date but
Item Date:
1928
Stock No:
38925
£225
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FROM THE STUDIO OF MARCUS ADAMS
[ELIZABETH
(1900-2002, Queen of George VI), and her daughter ELIZABETH II (1926-2022, Longest Serving Monarch of Great Britain)]
Superb original unsigned portrait photo by Marcus Adams,
showing the Duchess of York half length seated, wearing a lacy dress and strings of pearls, with her infant daughter on her lap in a lacy dress, 10” x 7”, no place, no date but
Item Date:
1926
Stock No:
38927
£225
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THE QUEEN MOTHER IS DISTRESSED BY HER DOGS ATTACKING ANOTHER DOG
ELIZABETH
(The Queen Mother, 1900-2002, Queen of George VI)
Fine Autograph Letter Signed with initials to the Rev. F. J. Stone
(Dean at Windsor) saying that they were “so distressed to hear of the attack made by our dogs on your poor little dog the other day and do hope that it will recover very soon. It is so awful when dogs fall out, and especially where damage is done, and we really are terribly disturbed about it all, and do want you to know how deeply we regret it. I do hope that all will be well with the poor sufferer - please let us know, & forgive our naughty dogs who had always behaved like angels up till now. We are longing to get back to Royal Lodge...” 2 sides 8vo., with original autograph envelope signed with initials, 145 Piccadilly, 9th December
Item Date:
1934
Stock No:
41948
£475
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[ELIZABETH I
(1533-1603, Queen of England)]
Engraving by John Sartain
showing her three quarters lenght in her usual dress, 10" x 7", no place, no date, c.
Item Date:
1875
Stock No:
31034
£45
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A FORCED LOAN TO THE CROWN
[ELIZABETH I
(1533-1603, from 1558 Queen of England)]
Portion of a letter in her name, with transcription, signed by Thomas Kery,
Clerk of the Privy Seal, saying she doubts not "but yt is well knowen what great [cause we have for the defence of our Realm]e to be furnished w[i]th money: And therefore [we require you as other good subiectes did this] laste yeare lende us sundrye so[m]mes of money", and asking the addressee to "lende us in like manner ... to suche parson" as her Privy Council shall appoint as Collector "in that shire, w[hi]ch we promise to [cause to be duely repaid ... at the end]e of one yeare in o[u]r receipt upon the [shewinge of this privy Seale subscribed by] the said Collecto[u]r. Geven vnder o[u]r [privie seal]", 1 side 4" x 4", no place, 17th or 27th November "in the xxxiijth [three and thirtieth] yeare of o[u]r raigne",
lacking a few words at the beginning of lines, but the sense can be well made out and supplied from a similar letter in the British Library
Item Date:
1590
Stock No:
51616
£750
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