VICTORIA ALEXANDRA
(1868-1935, Princess, Daughter of Edward VII & Alexandra)
Autograph Letter Signed to Miss Milner,
thanking her for her kind letter and for the "good news fr: Switzerland. Of course we get none", she has asked Sir Arthur Davidson, (1856-1922, Lieutenant Colonel, at this time Extra Equerry to George V), "to write to Miss Walker saying I will give my patronage to her Hostel ... It interested me so much hearing about some of those dear men I visited in York", 3 sides 8vo., Sandringham, 7th September
Item Date:
1918
Stock No:
55108
£65
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THE DAUGHTERS OF EDWARD VII
VICTORIA ALEXANDRA
(1868-1935, Princess) & MAUD (Charlotte Mary Victoria, 1869-1938, Princess, Queen of Norway)
Charming pair of cabinet photo's, each signed
showing Maud sitting next to a bouquet of flowers wearing a white dress with her hands on her lap, and Victoria, also sitting, resting her head on her hand, wearing a pearl necklace, both 6" x 4¼", in a domed double folding frame made of patterned green velvet, with a gilt border, each side 8" x 6", no place, no date, c.
Victoria's signature slightly faded
Item Date:
1890
Stock No:
28254
£425
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[VICTORIA ALEXANDRA
(1868-1935, Princess, Daughter of Edward VII & Alexandra)]
Unsigned Carte-de-visite Portrait Photograph, by James Hughes, of Ryde, Isle of Wight,
showing her full length, full face, in little girl's clothes, sitting propped up in an armchair, 4" x 2½", no place, no date, circa
Item Date:
1869
Stock No:
54438
£65
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VICTORIA ALEXANDRA
(1868-1935, Princess, Daughter of Edward VII & Alexandra)
Early Autograph Letter Signed "Tora" to "My dear Jonnie",
thanking her "for writting me such a nice letter ... Eddy and Georgie" (her brothers Albert Victor and George V), "are staying with us now, but they are going away so soon now", they were serving on HMS Bacchante, 1879-1882, visiting many British colonies, "but they are coming to London first so you will see them ... I am very glad that you stayed with Ellen for a few days because then you are not alone", with sympathy for "one of the poor little kittens ... it must have died of cold I suppose in the doves house where we saw them", she is "very glad that you go out a great deal because you can never get out in London. Walkley & Marie" send their love in return, she describes how "last night a man named Vance came on board here & sang and acted", and how they were not allowed to stay up though "lots of children came and they were all younger than us", ending "Good bye ... I remain Yours loving little Tora", fine crest from the Royal Yacht Osborne in blue and gold with Prince of Wales's feathers at the head, 3 sides 8vo., Royal Yacht Osborne, 7th September
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
55233
£275
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VICTORIA ALEXANDRA
(1868-1935, Princess, Daughter of Edward VII & Alexandra)
Early Autograph Letter Signed "Tora" to "My dear Jonnie",
hoping that she is enjoying herself "at Liverpool & that baby does lots of funny things" and for "a little letter ... how you are & about baby", yesterday "we went to church on board the Bachhante", HMS Bacchante, in which her brothers Eddy (Albert Victor) and Georgie (George V) were serving for 3 years, visiting many British colonies, ending "we must call Papa & Mama you dont no how! I miss you to beat the egg because Lizzy turns it into another glass but I like her better than Whrite [sic] but you must not say. I remain Your loving little friend Tora", yacht's crest in blue with Prince of Wales's feathers, 3 sides 8vo., fine crest from the Royal Yacht Osborne in blue and white at the head, 16th August
Item Date:
1880
Stock No:
55232
£225
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