[GEORGE VI
(1895-1952, King of Great Britain), ELIZABETH (The Queen Mother, 1900-2002, his Queen) & their daughters ELIZABETH (b. 1926, Queen of Great Britain) & MARGARET (Countess of Snowdon, b. 1930)]
Fine unsigned press photo,
showing them grouped together in the garden at Royal Lodge, Windsor, the King and Queen are standing with Margaret, and Elizabeth is knealt at the side, patting a dog, 9" x 7", Royal Lodge, no date, c.
Item Date:
1950
Stock No:
28061
£150
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[GEORGE VI
(1895-1952, King of England) & ELIZABETH (1900-2002, Queen of Great Britain)
Fine unsigned press photo of the Royal Family
on their way back from their tour of the United States of America and Canada, the two young princesses recieve gifts from the ships crew as the King and Queen look on smiling, 8" x 6", 22nd June
Item Date:
1939
Stock No:
24984
£40
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[GEORGE VI
(1895-1952, King of England) & ELIZABETH (1900-2002, Queen of Great Britain)
Fine unsigned press photo of the Royal Family leaving for their visit to the U.S.A and Canada,
the picture taken at Waterloo station shows the King saying farewell to his cabinet ministers, as the Queen and the two Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose also bid the farewells, 8" x 6", 6th May
Item Date:
1939
Stock No:
24991
£75
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[GEORGE VI
(1895-1952, King of England) & ELIZABETH (1900-2002, Queen of Great Britain)
Fine unsigned press photo of the Royal Family leaving to spend christmas in Sandringham
the King is pictured in a car with Queen Elizabeth, and the princesses Elizabeth and Margaret, 8" x 6", 22 December
Slight curling around edges
Item Date:
1938
Stock No:
24983
£75
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THE NATIONAL THEATRE APPEAL, 1937
[GEORGE VI
(1895-1952, King of Great Britain) & ELIZABETH (1900-2002, his Queen)]
Four Tickets (right hand halves) and Four Police Passes (left hand halves) to view their Coronation Procession,
at Messrs Kerka's (the Ladies' Hairdressers) at 353 Oxford Street, with an interesting Typed Letter with the printed block signature of Harvey Lloyd, organizer, the National Theatre Appeal, to Carleton HOBBS (1898-1978, for fifty years the radio and television broadcaster), acknowledging his cheque for £12, and with the envelope, bearing Hobbs' note in red crayon "Very Important ...", the letter 1 side folio, 50 Pall Mall, 30th April 1937, for 12th May
Item Date:
1937
Stock No:
56607
£65
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