House of Saxe - Coburg & Gotha	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	H.M.QUEEN VICTORIA Reigned 1837-1901 [Golden Jubilee oval Portrait] Chromolithograph,1887 Original Ornate period frame. 10 x 14"( 25.5 x 35.5 cm.) Frame 15 1/2 x 191/2" Ref. LB3/DLN/r.annv >ERL	SOLD B Click Here for Pricing Details
	H.M.QUEEN VICTORIA Reigned 1837-1901 [Golden Jubilee oval Portrait with Four medallions illustrative of her reign] Enlargement Chromolithograph, 1887 some staining, original frame 22 x 17"  (56 x 43.2 cm )   Frame 24 1/4 x 19 1/4" Ref. LRA1143/DNN/r.ane >ROL	SOLD B Click Here for Pricing Details
	[ FOUR GENERATIONS OF BRITISH MONARCHS ] [ Queen Victoria , Kings Edward VII, George V, Edward VIII ] Chromolithograph, ca. 1900,  original ‘Empire’ frame 23 x 17 “  (58.4 x 43.2 cm )   Frame 33 1/4 x 27 1/4" Detail Ref. LB2/DLN/ r.annv > LEL	SOLD C Click Here for Pricing Details

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House of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha	DESCRIPTION
Detail	UNIQUE JUBILEE APPLIQUE H.M. QUEEN VICTORIA 24 ¼ x 14 ¾" (61.6 x 37.5 cm.)  Frame:25 x 17" Ref 111.PD5/DNN/ o.ande >RVL Price code B   SOLD This unique item created in celebration of her Golden Jubilee depicts a screened-on-silk three-quarter length golden jubilee portrait image of H.M. the Queen, wearing the 1887 jubilee crown and veil, set within a 'VR' initialled elaborate oval border, the whole being highlighted with silk embroidery. below which are appliqué on a pink silk background are embroidered silk banners bearing the emblems of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland which in turn surround the Royal Coat of Arms with heraldic supporters and armorial bearings.  The complete appliqué embroidery is set into an appropiate gilt-wood and plaster frame. This is a unique item for collectors of British Royalty and Victoriana.
	Recollections of A Record  Reign  signed  etching by Frank Paton.  Published  by Leggatt Bros.1896   Ref. DW10 (151) /GL/a.ands > DVL   PRICE CODE B Depicts a central image of Fleet Street, London by night in 1837, with Temple Bar and coach conveying Her Majesty’s Mail. The image being surrounded by 60 small etchings depicting people and significant events of each year of Queen Victoria's 60 year reign to the Diamond jubilee of 1896. Signed by F. Paton (in graphite lower left) Overall browning due to aging. Handsomely presented in double acid free matts, glazed, Period style frame. With key to annual events & persons on verso. 8 x10 ins (20.3 x 25.4 cm.)  and the framed size 19x17 1/4 ins.
	H.M.QUEEN VICTORIA Reigned 1837-1901 Official State Portrait 1837 Chromolithograph Published by the Illustrated London News Diamond Jubliee Number 1897.  Glazed, giltwood. Ref LRA /RA.DL/ dd.anar> DVL PRICE CODE B State portrait (1838) after Sir George Hayter specifically for display in British Embassies and Legations. Size:14 x 10" (35.5 x 25,4 cm.)   Frame 18 1/2 x 14 1/2"

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House of Saxe - Coburg & Gotha	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	H.M QUEEN VICTORIA Reigned 1837-1901 Her Majesty the Queen Steel Engraving,[1838] Original Ornate period frame. 13 ¾ x 9 ¾" (35 x 24.8 cm.) Frame 23 ¼ x 19 ½" Ref.79BMacN1 /DRL/ d.anda > ARL	SOLD B Click Here for Pricing Details
Click for larger image	[HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN] Reigned 1837-1901 Engraved by Archibald L Dick (ca. 1805-ca. 1855) 1838 after the Painting by E[dmond] T[homas] Parris esq. (1793-1873) Original stone colour lithograph & etching with added hand coloured highlights, double matted glazed period shadow box gilt-wood frame.  Size 12 3/8 x 9 5/8"  (31.5 x 24.5 cm.) Frame: 18 1/4 x 15" Ref. TF2 (174) /ANN/ dd.ands >LNN	SOLD C Click Here for Pricing Details
	HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA together with HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT Henry S. Sadd after A.E. Chalon RA. & John Lucas Fine pair of original mixed media mezzotint engravings after portraits Uncoloured as issued. Published Albion Office New York 1847.  Excluding letters 30 3/16 x 20 3/16" (76.7 x 51.3 cm)  Ref. I&NC1a&b/LNNpr./v.anda > DOLN pr	F Click Here for Pricing Details
See image	George Baxter/Le blonde. Victoria Queen of Great Bitain	SOLD A

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House of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
Click for larger image	H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT H.E. 1844 Size 10 x 8 3/4"  (25.5 x 22.2 cm.) Frame: 19 1/2 x 17" Signed with initials 'H.E. 1844'  (Bottom Right) watercolours & gouache on card, with raised highlights.  Double matted, glazed, period shadow box giltwood frame.        Ref. 429/ENN/ dd.anse > DOVL	SOLD F Click Here for Pricing Details
	[H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT in garter robes ]  Lived 1819 -1861 RARE. Mezzotint, with facsimile signature. Ornate embossed plaster & wood frame. H.T. Ryall after G.Patten, Graves & Warmsley.London 1842  30 1/2 x 20 1/2" (51 x 36.2 cm)   Frame 45 1/2 x 34" Detail Ref. LRA1407/LRL/d.doov > DOOL	F Click Here for Pricing guide
See image	George Baxter/Le Blond. HRH Prince Albert in uniform of 11th.Hussars	SOLD A

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House of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha	DESCRIPTION
	THE CHRISTENING OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES in St. George's Chapel, Windsor. Jan 25 1842  Wm. Greatbach after Sir George Hayter. Published Day & Son. London Nov, 1st. 1859 Some general staining and foxing due to age. Original Copper mixed method engraving.  Period flawed glass and  fire-gilt-wood & plaster frame. Image: 25 x 32 ¾" including letters  (63.5 x 83.2 cm.)  Frame 32 x 40 ½" Ref. PD4/LLN/ o.ande > OSL   PRICE CODE D
Click for larger image & description	Windsor Castle in the present time Thomas Lewis Atkinson after Sir Edwin Landseer RA. [1851]  A SCARCE PROOF BEFORE LETTERS Mixed media mezzotint engraving on wove paper. dark rich impression with thread margins, Some age spotting in borders, [published by Henry Graves & Co. London 1851]  Image:  22 x 28" (56 x 71.3 cm.) Plate: 26 ¾  x 31 ½"    glazed, Britnells, Toronto frame  34 x 38 ¾" Ref. LB1 (195)/AAL/ s.anad>VOL   PRICE CODE D  SOLD
Click for larger image & description	HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN OPENING THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF ALL NATIONS 1851 S. Bellin after H.C. Selous. London. 1856 Original mixed media engraving.some water and age staining. Period flawed glass and  fire-gilt-wood & plaster frame. Image: 25 x 36" including letters  (63.5 x 91.5 cm.)  Frame 31 x 41" Ref. Slurps1/ANN/ando>OLN PRICE CODE D

 
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	Scarce image of Queen Victoria distributing the first Victoria Cross medals PRICE CODE C  SOLD
	J.C. Wilson THE REVERIE “ SHALL I BE HAPPY?” Hand tinted stone lithograph. published by F. Glover ƒl.1830-41 18 1/2 x 6 3/4” Inc. letters. matted, glazed gilt-wood frame. 13 3/4 x 10 3/4” Ref.GH115(140)/LN/r.andd>DVL   PRICE CODE B   This charming romantic image depicts a young high born girl contemplating her forthcoming marriage to her ‘Prince’. Although this not an actual depiction of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, it was published at the time of high speculation regarding the then imminent Royal marriage (1840) and would now days be classified as Royal wedding memorabilia.
	[H. M.  QUEEN VICTORIA,] THE CROWN PICTURES Reigned 1837- 1901 Published by the Montreal Family Herald supplement 1884 Untinted, Chromolithograph,1884  with imperial state crown and Facsimile signature Some surface damage age discolouration due to wooden slats on verso. Original flawed glazing and frame 21 x 15“  (53.4  x 38 cm )  Frame 25 x 19 ½  “  Ref.TC2 (216)/LN/v.anae > ELN PRICE CODE B
	QUEEN VICTORIA DIAMOND JUBILEE PORTRAIT Published in the Illustrated, London News ‘Diamond Jubilee Number - Her Majesty's Glorious Jubilee’ June 1897. Cromolithograph.  Image size 11 ¼ x 8 ½ matted, glazed black and gilt-wood frame 16 ½ x 14” Ref.DL3 (214)/EL/a.anae>DVL    PRICE CODE B

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House of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	THE ROYAL FAMILY 13 Likenesses of: Victoria,  Eight of her offspring and their spouses, plus Bust of Albert, who was there only in spirit. RARE. Stone Lithograph Published F. Salas, Berlin [1863/4] 15 5/8 x 21 3/8 “ inc. letters  (44.7 x 54.3 cm)  handsomely framed. Enlargement Ref. TF3(174)/RSN/ d.annd >SOL	D Click Here for Pricing Details
	THE QUEEN GIVING AUDIENCE TO LORD BEACONSFIELD RARE.  Original hand coloured Mezzotint, mounted to backing as issued. T.L. Atkinson after T.E. Wirgman. Published Dickinson, London, & Garle Browne, Wyndmonham 1887 27 1/2  x 31 1 /8 “ inc. letters  (69.8 x 70 cm )  Detail Ref. LRA 1162/ANN/ dd..anne > DRAN	SOLD E Click Here for Pricing Details
	Queen Victoria receiving the Sacrament at her Coronation, 28 June 1838 Samuel Cousins, after Charles Robert Leslie (1794-1859 ) mixed method engraving.London Published May 1st 1843 by F. G. Moon, Threadneedle Street, Publisher in Ordinary to Her Majesty Ref. CM1 /SLN/ v.anno >DALN	SOLD E Click Here for Pricing Details

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House of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALFRED ERNEST ALBERT Lived 1844 -1900      Stone lithograph by James Henry Lynch, after William Frederick Lake Price.  Printed by M. & N. Hanhart, Alexander Duncker Berlin [(1858) 1859] Titled below image, incorporating his autograph and the obscured date Bermuda, May 16th. 1861, which are pasted to the right of the title. Ref. NM4/AOL/o.andr> LOL Click for enlargement	SOLD C Click Here for Pricing Details
	HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS  PRINCE ALFRED Lived 1844 -1900 Steel Engraving, by D.J. Pound from a photograph by Mayall with accompanying text. London [1860] 13 3/4 x 7 7/16 " (34.9 x 18.9 cm )  inc. letters. Published in: The Drawing room portrait gallery of eminent personages. The second son of Queen Victoria, shown at the age of fifteen in the uniform of a Midshipman, following his Mediterranean cruise in HMS. Euryalus. Ref. LRA536/DL/r.doov > DDN	SOLD A Click Here for Pricing Details

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House of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS  PRINCE OF WALES, K.G. as a Colonel in the Army Lived 1841-1910 Steel Engraving, by D.J. Pound from a photograph by Mayall with accompanying text. London [1859 ] 13 7/8 x 7 3/4 " (35.2 x 19.6 cm ) inc.letters  Published in: The Drawing room portrait gallery of eminent personages. Known affectionately as ‘Bertie ‘ the prince is shown at age eighteen, against a background of Windsor Castle.  Ref. LRA535/DL/r.doov>DDN	SOLD A Click Here for Pricing Details
link to larger description	QUEEN ALEXANDRA, HER  GRAND CHILDREN AND DOGS Photogravure, Faulkner, London 1902.[1905] Published by C.W.Faulkner, after the original painting by Frederick Morgan (1856 -1927) published by the Worlds Tea Co.  1905. Matted,  glazed & distressed pine wood frame. image inc. letters 15 3/8 x 19 3/8” (39.4 x 49.2 cm.)         Frame 22 ½ x 27 ½” Ref. 111 PD11/ALN/ dn.anng>LAL	SOLD C Click Here for Pricing Details
	Their Royal Highnesses Prince of Wales and Duke of Connaught at Aldershot 1895 Photogravure, by Goupil 1897 after Edouard Detaille.Crests of Prince of Wales & D. of Connaught. mounted undress portraits with Highland Regiment in the background. Some light foxing, 22 x 17 ¼" Frame 33 ½  x 28 ½" Ref. GH73/ELN/g.ands> SNN	SOLD D Click Here for Pricing Details

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House of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	THE CORONATION OF THEIR MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTIES KING EDWARD VII AND QUEEN ALEXANDRA Westminster Abbey August 9th. 1902  Reigned 1901-1910 Chromolithograph with key below title. matted,giltwood frame.London [1902] 18 3/4 x 28 " (46.7 x 71.1 cm ) inc letters.  Frame 28 1/2 x 38 1/2 ”  Enlargement Ref. LB1/DNN/r.annv > EGL	SOLD B Click Here for Pricing Details
	THEIR MAJESTIES Reigned 1901-1910 Depicts standing portraits of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in their coronation robes, clasping hands. A scarce Colour lithograph. 1902. Toronto Lithographic Co.  20 ½ x 16 ¾” Framed. Ref. 125 KMcK1/ANN/g.andl >RLN	SOLD B Click Here for Pricing Details
	HIS MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII/HER MAJESTY QUEEN ALEXANDRA Supplement to Ladies Field Coronation number Two images in colour on silk.20 3/8 x 24 1/4" Framed Ref. TF4 (174)/ANN dd.ands> ELN	SOLD B Click Here for Pricing Details

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House of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha	DESCRIPTION
	ALBERT  EDWARD, PRINCE of WALES The Crown Pictures Lived 1841-1910 Handcoloured Chrromolithograph, with facsimile signature & crest of Prince of Wales Feathers Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star Supplement 1884. 21 x 15" (53.4 x 38 cm ) inc.letters    A portrait of the Future King Edward VII, at age 43 still 17 years away from inheriting the throne. Although happily married, he was a notorious philanderer, but undisputed leader of British Society. Ref. LRA 896/AGN/d.and > LAL SOLD PRICE CODE C Another copy un-tinted as issued, Original flawed glazing Period frame. 21 x 15" (53.4 x 38 cm )  inc letters  Frame 25 x 19 ½”  Ref TC3 (216)/LN/vana>LNN     PRICE CODE  C
	H.M. KING EDWARD VII Reigned 1901-1910 Photograph from a contemporary image, original glazing ‘Empire’ frame. Ca.1903. 20 x 16" (50.8 x 40.6 cm )  Frame 29 1/2 x 25 1/2”  A portrait of the popular King Edward VII, in Naval uniform. Toward to close of his reign he was dubbed ‘the uncle of Europe’, especially following the alliance of the Entente Cordiale. 1904 Ref. LRA 556/ANN/d.doov > EAN  PRICE CODE B   SOLD
	H.M. KING EDWARD VII Reigned 1901-1910 Printed on Silk from a photograph of the King in his coronation robes and sold as a momento of the coronation August 1902. SCARCE 5 3/4 x 4" (145 x 102 mm )  Ref. LRA 4020/-/dd.andr >EL  SOLD   PRICE CODE A

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House of Windsor	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	[KING GEORGE V][QUEEN MARY]  Reigned 1910-1936 Chromolithograph in pure oil colours. Original glass & oak period frames.London [1910] 20 1/4 x 15 3/8 " (51.5 x 39 cm )  Frame 24 1/8 x 19 1/4 ”    These very fine richly printed images were the first official portraits in circulation following their ascension to the throne, sold only as a pair. Enlargement Ref. LRA 696/ENN/v.doos > DNNN pr	SOLD D Click Here for Pricing Details
	THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND Reigned 1910 -1936 Chromolithograph  Original glass double matted, period frame.London [1910] 24 3/8 x 16 1/8 " (62 x 41 cm ) approx. inc. letters.  Frame 34 x 25 1/2 ”  A fine double portrait of the rather shy King George V and Queen Mary, (formerly Princess of Teck) he is dressed in naval uniform with full decorations, whilst a seated Mary is adorned with some of her famous collection of pearls. Ref. LB 5 /DNN/r.annv > ROL	SOLD B Click Here for Pricing Details
	THE CORONATION OF HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE V AND QUEEN MARY the ceremony in Westminster Abbey June 1911 SCARCE Photogravure, A.Vivian Mansell & Co. Condition issues. 17 1/2 x20 3/4" (44.5x53 cm) inc Letters. This is not the image published by David Doig after H Bacon. Ref. LRA-/-/dd.anad>OL SOLD	A Click Here for Pricing Details

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House of Windsor	DESCRIPTION
	CORONATION OF KING GEORGE V AND QUEEN MARY IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY. JUNE 22, 1911. Joseph Pennell, N.A. (1857-1926.)  Westminster Abbey 22 June 1911             Lithograph.1911  21 3/8 x 16” (sheet 25 1/8 x 20) inc. letters. A fine impression printed on cream wove paper. An extremely scarce and important historical image. Signed in pencil below image. Edition of 30. Pennell wrote, "I was admitted to all the rehearsals and to the ceremony. Every line of this lithograph was done in the Abbey, at the time, and it is the only historical record of the event in existence." Vide: Wuerth  Louis A. Catalogue of the Etchings of Joseph Pennell, with an introduction .... 23 August - 13 September 1929. # 197   Ref. AR5/ANN/ l.andl> DANN    PRICE CODE E  SOLD
	THE MILITARY REVIEW AT QUEBEC TERCENTENARY CELEBRATION JULY 1908 J. D. Kelly & A. H. Hider Colour lithograph, Printed Toronto Lithographic Co. Published by Globe Printing Co. Toronto 1908 original glass and period mahogany wood frame 14 1/8 x 28 7/8 including letters (35.8 x 73.3 cm.)  Frame 22 ¼ x 36 ½”    Ref. RY4(179)/DOL/r.ando  > VNN PRICE CODE C   SOLD              Click for more details

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House of Windsor	DESCRIPTION
	FOUR GENERATIONS OF ROYALTY Reproduced by kind permission of W.D. Downey, photographers. The original photograph was taken on the occasion of the christening of the future King Edward, VIII, on 16 July 1894 at White Lodge, Richmond Park, which was the home of the Duke and Duchess of Teck. H.M.Queen Victoria is depicted seated holding her great grandson, the baby Prince David the future King Edward VIII on her knee, behind her stand the child’s grandmother, Queen Alexandra wife of Edward VII and mother Queen Mary wife, George V Black-and-white lithograph 1894. Size 10 ½ x 7” glazed, matted, black and gilt-wood frame 16 ¾ x 12 ¾ ref.DL4(214)/EN/a,anae> DAL PRICE CODE A
	H.M. KING EDWARD VIII Reigned Jan.-Dec. 1936, never crowned. Photogravure after a sketch by Vandyk. Glazed, period frame. London [1936] 14 1/8 x 10 5/8 " (35.9 x 27 cm ) inc. letters.  Frame 19 1/2 x 15 1/4 ” A fine informal portrait of the handsome society loving man, with the boyish good looks, that abdicated the throne of England for the woman he loved-the American twice divorced, Wallis Warfield Simpson. Ref. LB 6 /VL/r.annv > AAN  PRICE CODE B SOLD
	Proposed coronation of Edward VIII RARE Paper Fold-out 3-D Panorama and backdrop issued by Debrett's 1937. Ref.LRA-/-/l.annn>ANN PRICE CODE B SOLD

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House of Windsor	DESCRIPTION
	THE ROYAL TOUR OF CANADA 1939 Original photographs & publications. Six items. Ref. LRA4020-6/-/dd.andr>ALN    PRICE CODE B
Click here for enlargement	Frederic Waistell JOPLING  CPE 1860- 1945 Ist. sign of their majesties ship coming through the fog, Quebec June 17 1939 9 ½ x 13 ¾” glazed. Frame 15 ¾ x 20 ¾” Ref. 628. GH25 (140)/ANN / dd. ando> ONN  PRICE CODE D SOLD

COLLECTION OF CORONATION  SPECIAL COMMEMORATIVE  EDITIONS

King Edward VII

1.   King Edward VII & Queen Alexandra Coronation number of The Sphere.
printed by Eyre & Spottiswoode. London, June 1902
Front cover loose & Back cover lacking 12 pps. of colour lithos. inc full length portraits. (+ F. cover) by B & F Gast, & history of the ceremony & life of the king.
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King George V

2.  the Illustrated London News Coronation Record Number King George V & Queen Mary
Published by Illustrated London News  London [1912]
Edited by Bruce Ingram. 24 offset cold. plates & numerous illus. & history of the ceremony& consorts. Decorative covers.

3.  the Illustrated London News Coronation Panorama Number King George V & Queen Mary
Published by Illustrated London News  London [1911]
 numerous illus. & history of the coronation ceremony, processions & naval review. (some tears.)

4.  The Sphere - Special coronation Number 1911
printed by Eyre & Spottiswoode. London,  1913
Front & Rear covers loose. Numerous offset cold. lithos. inc full length portraits by Fortunio Matania & Blake Bourke, & history of the ceremony and line of descent.

5.  The Illustrated London News  In Memoriam Number Queen Mary 1867-1953  April 4 1953
Published by Illustrated Newspapers ltd. Illustrated London News & Sketch  London 1953
I coloured plate Details & photos of her life, also Royal family tree 1893-1950. Royal tours to Canada & India. views of Marlborough House.

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King George VI

6.   Weekly Illustrated Coronation Souvenir and Guide, Westminster Abbey, May 12 1937
Published by Odhams press. London 1937
2  cold lithos, two tone & numerous B/W illustrations from photos. & history of the coronation ceremony of King George VI & Queen Elizabeth, royal family life, and acclamation throughout the Empire.

7.   The Illustrated London News  Coronation Ceremony Number May 15 1937
Published by Illustrated London News  London 1937
10 offset litho cold.plates and numerous B/W illustrations from drawings & photographs of the ceremony, and acclamation throughout the empire.  London decorations.
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Queen Elizabeth II

8.   The Illustrated London News. E II R. Coronation number Queen Elizabeth II 1953
Published by Illustrated Newspapers ltd. Illustrated London News & Sketch  London 1953
Edited by Sir Bruce Ingram. Original blue covers. 16 coloured plates. History of the ceremony. Story of her life  & that of the duke of Edinburgh.

9.   The Illustrated London News.   E II R. Coronation Ceremony Number June 6 1953
Published by Illustrated Newspapers ltd. Illustrated London News & Sketch  London 1953
Photos of members of the Royal Family and Coronation guests. Street Decorations, Page on the 29 May conquering of the peak of Mt. Everest

10.   The Sphere.   E II R The Crowning of the Queen
Published by Illustrated Newspapers ltd. Illustrated London News & Sketch  London May 30 1953
Religious significance, the Panoply, preludes, & regalia of the Coronation. The seating and broadcast preparations.

11.   The Sphere.  The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
Published by Illustrated Newspapers ltd. Illustrated London News & Sketch  London June 6 1953
 Scarce informal photographs & drawings of the Coronation, Parades and decorations  also the manufacture of some of the coronation souvenirs.

12.   The Illustrated London News.   H.M. Queen Elizabeth The First Ten Years Record Number October 12 1963
Published by Illustrated Newspapers ltd. Illustrated London News & Sketch  London 1963
8 pps. in colour. Photos of Royal conveyances & visits abroad. expeditions, memorable occasions, women in the public eye, public achievements in many fields.

13.   The Illustrated London News.   Silver Jubilee H.M. Queen Elizabeth II 1952- 1977  
Published by Illustrated Newspapers ltd. Illustrated London News & Sketch  London 1977
 Original blue covers. 8 coloured plates & 5 other coloured pages Articles on the Monarchy, decline of British power. Scientific & Sporting achievement. Changes in the Arts.
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14.   The Illustrated London News.  The Royal Wedding August 1981  
Published by Illustrated Newspapers ltd. Illustrated London News & Sketch  London 1981
 12 pages of colour photographs of the Royal wedding of HRH. Charles, Prince of Wales to Lady Diana Spencer [Princess of Wales] in St. Paul's cathedral 29 July 1981 with text details.
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15.   The Illustrated London News.  Christmas number August 1972  
Published by Illustrated Newspapers ltd. Illustrated London News & Sketch  London 1972
Includes a short story by Maurice Edelman & Barchester Revisited  by Julian Critchley and article on Portmeirion amongst others.
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House of Hanover	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS GEORGE PRINCE OF WALES  Lived 1762-1806 Stipple & copper engraving J. Condé after R. Cosway R.A. Ca.1783 9 3/4  x  7 1/4”    (24.7 x 18.4 cm ) SCARCE.  A fine medallion portrait of the profligate Prince, and ‘First gentleman of Europe’ Engraved in honour of reaching his majority, two years later he married Maria Fitzherbert in contravention of the Royal Marriage Act.  Ref. LRA395/AN/e.door >ANN	B Click Here for Pricing Details
	HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY, GEORGE - AUGUSTUS, FREDERICK THE FOURTH Reigned 1820 - 1830 With facsimile signature and crown. Steel engraving E. Scrivens & Finden, after Sir Thomas Lawrence. London 1834 Glazed, Black wood frame. 8 x 3 1/2”      (20.3 x 8.9 cm.) inc letters.    Frame  11 1/2  x 8 1/8” Following the Regency period 1811-20 George's excesses, and shameless treatment of his ‘legal’ wife Caroline, damaged the monarchy, but inspired some beautiful archicture. Ref. LRA 2048/LN/o.anng >DDN	A Click Here for Pricing Details
	HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS, THE PRINCE REGENT, OF GREAT BRITAIN After John Romney, Published Richard Evans, Whites Row Spitalfields london  June 16 1815 Plate size  8 ¾ x 12 ½"  (22.2 x 31.8 cm.) Frame: 14 ¼ x 18 ½ " Original hand coloured etching. French lined mat, glazed black & gilt-wood frame.     Ref 111.PD7/DNN/ o.ande >ALN	SOLD B Click Here for Pricing Details

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House of Hanover	DESCRIPTION
	HIS MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY WILLIAM THE FOURTH by the grace of God the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Defender of the Faith Etc. Etc. Etc. Drawn and engraved and published by William Skelton published 1 January 1831 Hand coloured copper line engraving, tear lower right, matted period glazing and birds eye maple frame with gilt liner. Image: 18 x 13 1/8 " approx. paper size including letters (45.6 x 32.4 cm.) Frame 26 1/4 x 21 3/4"  Ref.111 PD 6/ DNN/ o.ande> RLN   PRICE CODE C    SOLD
	HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK. Lived 1763 -1827 Painted by J. Hoppner.  Engraved by E. Hodges Mezzotint, small loss to lower right border, handsomely framed. 25 x 171/2 "  (63.5 x 44.5 cm)      Frame 27 1/4 x 35 1/4" Detail Ref. LRA 1418/DVN/g..doon  > OGL  PRICE CODE D SOLD
Click here for enlargement	The ceremony of Opening of London Bridge August 1 1831 Taken by especial permission of the London Bridge Committee. Allom Thomas after T. Allom printed by Charles J. Hullmadel published by Fisher & Son & Chas. Tilt. London. Original hand tinted stone Lithograph 8 x 12 ¼" French lines and wash mat, glazed, Hogarth frame 15 x 20" Ref. GH88(149)/DAL/dn.andv >AVL PRICE CODE B    SOLD The Royal procession walk south down the bridge, a large tented pavilion behind them, people lining the streets lowering or raising their hats, the procession led by King William IV of England (1765-1837) and Queen Adelaide (1792-1849);

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House of Hanover	DESCRIPTION
	THE KING AND HIS MINISTERS IN COUNCIL John Knight Printed by R. Moody & co. for John Knight, 51 Paternoster Row, London [1831-1832]  Stone lithograph with original hand tinting, minor condition issues. Tipped on green backing paper, with gilt line surrounding image paper edge. glazed, period wood frame. 8 3/8 x 9 7/8" (21.3 x 25.1 cm) Frame 11 ½ x 13 ½ “        Ref. DR1( 214)/ DRL/a.anae> ASL    PRICE CODE B  SOLD King William IV(1765-1837)  is depicted seated amid his ten councilors which are named in a key below the image.
	Frederick Sproston  CHALLENER British Man-o-War in the St. Lawrence.   Oils on Arists Board. Signed  Period carved  gilt-wood frame. 4 1/4 x 10 1/4" (18 x 26 cm,)  Frame 12 1/4  x 18 14"  Ref. 581 GH57/ALN/ g.ands >DNNN   PRICE CODE D   SOLD Possibly painted as a representation of the Royal tour of Canada by Edward Duke of Kent 1791 This is the stuff of the age of Nelson and Patrick O'Brian, that Challener captures well in his historial Canadian paintings.Handsomly presented.

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House of Stewart	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	JAMES I KING OF GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AND IRELAND Defender of the Faith  Reigned 1603-1625 Copper engraving C. Mosley after P.Vansomer 11 1/2  x  6 3/4”    (29.3 x 17.2 cm ) SCARCE.   Also ruled as James VI of Scotland      ( from 1567 ), believed to be homosexual, he was a prolific author and a moderate Anglican who introduced the King James Bible 1611. Established the first English colony in North America 1607. The first king to travel in a submersible.  Ref. LRA 1374/AL/o.dooe >ANN	B Click Here for Pricing Details
	JAMES II Reigned 1685 - 1688 Copper engraving A.W. Warren after G.Vertu, London 1804 6 13/16  x  5 1/8”    (13 x 17.3 cm ) inc.letters. It is for Jame,s as duke of York, that New York was named. He was also the first king of Scotland           ( James VII ) not to be crowned in Scotland.  His cruel streak led to persecution of his subjects in the name of Catholicism in both his realms, as a result he was deposed by William of Orange in 1688, but continued as king of Ireland until 1690. Ref. MS 4/AN/e.anng >LL	A Click Here for Pricing Details

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House of Tudor	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	EDWARD VI Reigned 1547 - 1553 Copper engraving G.Vertu 7 x  5 5/16”    (17.8 x 13.5 cm ) inc.letters.                       Son of Henry VIII’s third wife, and well educated under the care of his step mother, Henry’s sixth wife. During his short and zealously Protestant reign many schools were founded and the Common Prayer Book introduced 1548. He died at 15 of consumption and congenital syphilis passed on from his father. Ref.MS 2/AN/e.anng >LL	A Click Here for Pricing Details
	MARY I [Bloody Mary] Reigned 1553 - 1558 Copper engraving A.W. Warren after G.Vertu, London 1803 7 x  5 3/16”    (17.8 x 13.2 cm ) inc.letters.                       Daughter of Henry VIII’ s first wife, Mary became England’s first Queen Regnam. A zelous Roman Catholic, her reign of terror began following her loveless marriage to Philip of Spain in 1555, Aside from her rhinitis she also suffered from congenital syphilis, hardly excusing Philip’s callous treatment of her. Ref.MS 3/AN/e.anng >LL	A Click Here for Pricing Details
Tudor Queens after Holbein at the court of Henry VIII	1 2 3

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House of Anjou	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	EDWARD PRINCE OF WALES & AQUITAINE , DUKE OF CORNWALL The Black Prince Lived 1330 - 1376 Copper engraving G.Vertu 11 1/4 x  7 1/8”    (28.6 x 18.1 cm ) inc.letters.                       SCARCE.   One of the original Knights of the Garter, the order instigated by his father Edward III, The Prince commanded the forces at the decisive Battle of Poitiers (1356 ) securing French Aquitaine for England at the time that the Black Death plague decimated much of Europe. He married Joan ‘the Fair maid of Kent.’ Ref. LRA 1375/AL/o.dooe >ANN	SOLD B Click Here for Pricing Details
House of Normandy	DESCRIPTION	PRICE CODE
	K. HENRY I [Beauclerc] Reigned 1100 - 1135 Copper engraving G.Vertu 6 5/16 x  3 9/16”   (16 x 9.1 cm ) inc.letters.                       Despite 29 children his scheming almost left him without an heir. He was the first Norman king that could read & write. Founded the first zoo in England. His penchant for eating Lampreys cost him his life. Ref. MS 1/AN/e.anng >LL	A Click Here for Pricing Details

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