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QUEEN ELIZABETH II
A Celebration of Queen Elizabeth II
STUNNING FULL PAGE COLOUR PHOTOS Compiled and designed by Harry Tatlock Miller and Loudon Sainthill.
It spans her most early years - from birth, through childhood - informal photos with her mother and father - photographs of her marriage to Prince Phillip - her children and other family members - the Coronation - visits abroad and state occasions. A wonderful mix of formal and informal.
TAKEN IN THE GARDEN OF CLARENCE HOUSE
PRINCESS ANNE & PRINCE CHARLES The stunning cover designs are reproductions of one of the allegorical panels painted by Cipriani on the state coach, which has been used for royal occasions since it was built for George III.
The original dust sheet is still intact, although a little tatty in places, an effort has been made to save the dust sheet from further tearing by the application of sellotape on the inside. The textured hardback cover has been protected by the dust sheet and is still in excellent condition, as are the pages.
INSIDE FRONT COVER DETAIL This is a quality book and as such is quite heavy (postage reflects this I'm afraid) but it is worth it to possess this beautiful pictorial history of our Queen. It is indeed a worthy collectors item.
A SALUTE FROM HER MAJESTY 1 - Available Buy Now only £26.99- including post and packing to anywhere in the UK!Overseas buyers - payment in GBP Sterling via PayPal only please. Please add the following Airmail Postal Rates: Europe £10.00 - Rest of the World £22.75
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