The Queen's Platinum Jubilee

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Princess's Visit Film Studio -- Princess Elizabeth is been chatting with Chips Rafferty. The Australian film star, who is over here to take part in the new production Nicholas Nickleby.
Princess Elizabeth Accompanied by Princess Margaret, paid a visit to Ealing Studios, London, today June 06, where they met a number of film actors and also watched the 'Shooting' of a scene in the new production Nicholas Nickleby. July 09, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Tower Salute For Queen's Anniversary: Salute of 62 guns being fired at the tower of London by 'A' Battery, 1st regiment Royal Horse Artillery to-day (Friday) in honour of the first anniversary of the Queen's accession. February 6, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Sketches By Sir Giles Scott Of The Decorations For The Coronation -- Decorations which have now been approved for the street in Ludgate Hill. The Corporation of London has approved designs of Sir Giles Scott O.M.R.A. for the street decorations. These will be erected from the City Boundary at Temple Bar, along Fleet Street, Ludgate Hill and the south and east sides of St. Pabls Churchyard, Cheapside and King Street to Guildhall which is the route the Queen is expected to take for the Luncheon at the Guildhall on June 12th. January 1, 1953. (Photo by Fox Photos).

The Coronation Procession -- General view of the huge crowds in Trafalgar Square watching Commonwealth troops in the Coronation procession on its way back from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace this afternoon June 2. January 06, 1954. (Photo by The Associated Press Ltd.).

Vintage photograph. Royal Family - Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh with their children, Prince Charles and Princess Anne

Vintage photograph. Royal Family Group Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh and their children, Prince Charles and Princess Anne

Vintage photograph. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (b.1926 ) Queen of England

Low angle view of fighter planes performing aerobatics in sky, Red Arrows, Royal Air Force, England

Prime Minister Edward Heath, Queen Elizabeth II, President Richard Nixon, and Pat Nixon at Chequers 1970.

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The Queen is Crowned. She site in St. Edward's Chair wearing the St. Edward Crown, and flanked by the Bishop of Bath and Wells (rt) and the Bishop of Durham, and the Archbishop of Canterbury is in the foreground. She wears the Robs Royal, the Stole Royal, and in her right hand is the Sceptre with the Cross, and in her left, the Rod with the Dove of Mercy. June 2, 1953.

Chilly Winds, and rain - what of it? The Queen will pass this way, and they'll be there, waving, cheering, on the edge of the golden Mall today. They were there yesterday, too - and some of them the day before. They gladly left everything except the Coronation out of consideration. And now, with the end of another shower, they look out with a smile and prepare to wring out the rain again - cheerfully. June 02, 1953. (Photo by Daily Mirror).

Queen Elizabeth II Coronation - 1953 - Official Group Pictures - British Royalty. January 06, 1954. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Queen - Of Justice And Mercy -- The Queen, seated upon the Throne and wearing St. Edward's Crown, holds the Royal Sceptre, ensign of kingly power and justice, and the Rod with the Dove, Rod of equity and mercy, as she prepares to receive homage after the crowing in Westminster Abbey, London, to-day. Coronets of peers and peeresses make a splendid background to the scene. June 02, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto)

Queen Elizabeth II Coronation - 1953, Abbey Scenes - British Royalty. January 06, 1954. (Photo by The Associated Press Ltd.).

Queen Elizabeth II Coronation - 1953, Abbey Scenes - British Royalty. January 06, 1954. (Photo by The Associated Press Ltd.).

Queen's glorious robe -- Just like a fairy tale is this scene photographed in Westminster Abbey during the Recognition ceremony. June 05, 1953. (Photo by Daily Mirror).

The Royal Family Watch The Fly-Past From The Balcony Of The Palace -- The Queen, wearing the imperial State Crown, Prince Charles, Princess Anne and the Duke of Edinburgh watch the jet planes fly over ahead in Coronation Day tribute to the newly-crowned Queen. Four of the Queens Maids of Honour are on the left (left to right) Lady Jane-Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby; Lady Anne Coke; Lady Mary Baillie-Hamilton and Lady Jane Vane-Tempest-Stewart. June 02, 1953. (Photo by Press Photos Combine).

Kent Sees Coronation Robes and Crown Jewels Replicas Mrs. M.M. Beaumont of Sittingbourne, wife of the Secretary to St. Johns Order and Area Commander prepares the Coronation cope of the the Archbishop of Canterbury. On left is the tabard of Sir Gerald Woods Wollaston, KCB, KCVC, Norroy and Ulster King at Arms. Viscountess Allerby today opened an exhibition of Coronation robes and or replicas of the Crown jewels at Dunk memorial Hall, Maidstone, Kent, held by the council of the Order of St. John to raise funds for their cadets. The exhibition will be held also at Canterbury and Tunbridge wells. October 04, 1952. (Photo by Fox Photos).

City Crowd Hears Coronation Proclaimed. Thousands of people listening as Clarenceux King of Arms, Sir Arthur Cochrane, read the Proclamation from the steps of the Royal Exchange, City, to-day. Seen facing the steps in a line of pikemen of the Honourable Artillery Company. With centuries-old ceremonial, the Coronation date of Queen Elizabeth II June 2, 1953 - was proclaimed in London to-day (Saturday). June 7, 1952. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Queen Mother And Princess Drive To Abbey. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, with Princess Margaret, driving along Northumberland Avenue in the Glass Coach to Westminster Abbey for the Coronation ceremony. June 2, 1953. (Photo by United Press Photo).

Coronation Scarf. Muriel Skerman wears a rayon silk scarf regal motifs at the private exhibition of approved coronation souvenirs held by the Council of Industrial Design this afternoon November 10 at Tilbury House, Petty France, London. A Rich silk scarf decorated with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth is one of the first Coronation souvenirs to be approved in Britain. The portrait shows the Queen wearing one of her favorite tiaras. The scarf (at right) is also decorated with extracts from her public speeches. The Lord Chamberlain has forbidden the use, on souvenirs, of any of the sacred State symbols used at the Coronation, or of the crown. November 10, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

The Coronation Medal. Queen Elizabeth II has approved the institution, to commemorate the Coronation, of a silver medal to he known as "The Coronation Medal". It will be struck for issue as a person souvenir from Her Majesty to persons in the Crown Services and others in this country and in other parts of the Commonwealth and Empire. Individuals selected for the award in the U.K. will received the medal as soon as possible after the Coronation. April 29, 1953. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

A group of revellers draped in Union Jack flags, Covent Garden, London, UK

Queen And Children Wave From Balcony After 'Trooping'- The Queen, Prince Charles and Princess Anne wave from, the Buckingham palace balcony after the Queen's return to the palace balcony after the Queen's return to the palace following the traditional Trooping the Colour ceremony on Horse guards parade. From the balcony members of the Royal family the balcony members of the Royal family saw a fly-past of three squadrons of jet planes of the Royal Auxiliary air force - the first occasion on which the Auxiliary air force has been given the honour. The Queen wears her scarlet tunic and dark blue riding habit as Colonel-in-chief of the Coldstream guards. She was accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, who is 33 today, wearing the uniform of Colonel of the Welsh guards. The trooping ceremony and the fly-past following it mark the Queen's official birthday. June 10, 1954. (Photo by United Press Photo).

Official portrait of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth taken in the throne room at Buckingham palace immediately after the coronation. June 7, 1937.(Photo by Dorothy Wilding).

Queen Of The Empire - At Commonwealth Coronation Ball. A glittering figure in a dress with a cascade of roses, brilliant tiara and Jewelled necklace Queen Elizabeth the Second carrying lilies of the valley is seen arriving at the Club House, Hurlingham Club, tonight (Tuesday) for the Commonwealth and Empire Coronation Ball given by the Royal Empire Society, Victoria League and Overseas League. Following her is the Duke of Edinburgh. July 7, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Trafalgar Square Crowds Greet Newly - Crowned Queen -- London into Trafalgar Square, packed solid with cheering crowds, comas the golden coach, bearing, newly-crowned Queen Elizabeth II, Nelson, stop of the 185 feet high Column, is a silent witness at this impressive spectacle. Her Majesty, with the Duke of Edinburgh beside her, was returning to Buckingham Palace, her London home, from Westminster Abbey. June 02, 1953.

The State Coach driving round Piccadilly Circus past the Eros statue for which a gilded cage had been specially made for the Coronation. June 02, 1953. (Photo by Daily Mirror).

Hospital Patients See The Queen On North-East London -- Patients and nurses fill balconies and windows of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital,Hackney Road, E., as the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh drive past crowded pavements during their tour by car of north-east London to-day (Wednesday). It was the first of four coronation dries by the Queen in the London area. June 03, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

The Coronation -- London was a city of crowds ant of Pageantry for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II to-day. Crowds at..... June 02, 1953. (Photo by Associated Newspapers).

Her Majesty Greets Her Subjects -- To the hundreds of thousands of her subjects and many foreign visitors, her majesty, waves a friendly greeting from the palace balcony this evening.....With the queen can be seen the Queen mother... The duke of Edinburgh...Princess Margaret.. The duke of Gloucester...Prince Charles, and princess Anne. Same place, a different time.. a flashback to 1953 when the Royal family stood on that same balcony after the Coronation. June 02, 1953. (Photo by Paul Popper)

Coronation Of Queen Elizabeth II -- The Queen is crowned. The climax of the great abbey Ceremony to-day. June 02, 1953. (Paul Popper Ltd.).

The Day Of The Queen's Crowning -- Queen Elizabeth II has been crowned. June 02, 1953. (Photo by Associated Newspapers).

Coronation Of Queen Elizabeth II -- The Queen, dressed in the magnificent robe of cloth of gold, receives the Sceptre with cross, the ensign of Kingly power and justice, from the archbishop of Canterbury immediately prior to the crowning. January 06, 1954. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

The Coronation Of Queen Elizabeth -- Queen Elizabeth II seated in King Edward's Chair during the Coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey facing her is the Archbishop of Canterbury. Over her long robe the Queen wears a cloth of gold. June 2, 1953. (Photo by Planet News Ltd.).

The Queen with her Family After The Coronation The radiant Queen photographed with her family in the Throne Room of Buckingham Palace after the Coronation seen in their magnificent Robes and dress are (left to right) H.R.H. Princess Margaret; H.M. Queen Elizabeth II; Mother; and (standing in front) apparently a little overawed by the splendour around them are the Queen's children, T.R.H. Prince Charles Duke of Cornwall and Princess Anne. June 02, 1953. (Photo by Fox Photos).

New Coronation Picture of Queen Mother and Princess Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret are shown wearing their Coronation robes and Coronets in this Cecil Beaton picture which has just been released. June 05, 1953. (Photo by Planet News Ltd.).

His Coronation Splendour In full ceremonial dress at knights bridge Barracks today during a rehearsal was trumpeter A.E. D'Arcy, of sidcup, one of the State Trumpeters of the Household Cavalry who will sound a fanfare at the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth. March 18, 1953.

Queen Elizabeth II - Coronation Scenes - General Scenes - British Royalty. January 06, 1954. (Photo by The Associated Press Ltd.).

Queen Elizabeth II - Coronation Scenes - General Scenes - British Royalty. January 06, 1954. (Photo by The Associated Press Ltd.).

Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II -- Queen Elizabeth II seated in King Edward's Chair during the Coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey. Facing her is the Archbishop of Canterbury. Over her long robe the Queen wears a cloth of gold. June 2, 1953. (Photo by Planet News Ltd.).

The New Coronation Robe Coronation Fashions The new Coronation Robe trimmed with Nylon Furleen. This is the first Coronation Robe to be trimmed with Nylon Furleen, fabulous British man-made simulation of Royal crime. The robe, with Kirtle, designed for a Countess has been made in chiffon velvet by the Court robe makers, Messrs Edo and Ravenscroft in association with ***** limited, concessionaire for Nylon furleen. The advantages of nylon simulation fur for robes such as this lie not only in the superb luxury of its appearance and texture, obtained at very much less cost than would be possible with natural pelts, but also in the weather, wear and mothproof qualities of this most famous of all simulations. February 4, 1953. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Magnificence - for one day. . . A model in the Royal dressmaker's proudly displays the regalia of a countess. A Hartnell model proudly displays the Coronation regalia of a countess. October 24, 1952. (Photo by Daily Mirror).

Draped Drums of he Guards At Proclamation Ceremony Irish Guardsmen which draped drums were at the Temple Bar when the Proclamation of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II was read there by Portcullis Pursuivant-of-Arms (The Master of Sinclair). In the pictured is 6 ft. 7 ins Sergeant of the Irish Guards, tallest man in the Regiment. February 8, 1952. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Coronation Proclaimed At Charing Cross. General view at Charing Cross as the Proclamation was read from an open carriage by the Lancaster Herald, Mr. A.G.D. Russell. With centuries-old ceremonial, the Coronation date of Queen Elizabeth II June 2, 1953 - was proclaimed in London to-day (Saturday). The Proclamation was first read from the balcony of St.James's Palace. Then the heralds went in a procession of carriages to repeat the Proclamation at Charing Cross. Temple Bar and the Royal Exchange. June 7, 1952. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Queen Elizabeth II - Coronation. November 5, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Salutes, and a fanfare of trumpets...This was the scene when "Queen Bess" and her "Court" - Children of Acton - welcomed the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. The Queen and the Duke wave back delightedly, as they drive slowly by an open car on their Coronation tour of North-West London, yesterday. All along the a day of "People's pageantry." June 05, 1953. (Photo by Daily Mirror).

Queen Elizabeth II, on her Coronation Day, Westminster Abbey, London, England, UK, June 2, 1952

Union Jack Cake

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Fleet Street goes gay overnight. The vista of coronation gaiety with greeted city workers in Fleet Street, London. The decorations had appeared overni...

Young Queen. The Queen, who succeeded her father King George VI on February 6th 1952, smiling to her people from the carriage after her coronation cer...

Buckingham Palace and The Mall, flagged street, Southwark, London, London region, England, United Kingdom

champagne bottle with champagne glasses

Poster produced for British Railways (BR) promoting London as a place to visit in the year of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation. The poster shows a proc...

The Royal Family Watch The Fly - Past From The Balcony Of The Palace -- The Queen, wearing the Imperial State crown, Princes Charles, Princess Anne and the Duke of Edinburgh watch the jet planes fly over ahead in a coronation Day tribute to the newly-crowned Queen. Four of the Queens Maids of Honour are on the left (left to right) Lady Jane Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby; Lady Anne coke; Lady Mary Baillie-Hamilton and Lady Jane Vane-tempest-Stewart. June 02, 1953. (Photo by Press Photos Combine).

Crowned Queen And Her Children Wave From Palace Balcony -- Smiling and wearing the Imperial State Crown, the Queen is joined by her children, Prince Charles and Princess Anne, in waving from Buckingham Palace balcony to the cheering crowds in front of the Palace after the Coronation to-day (Tuesday). On left, behind the Queen, is Lady Anne Coke, one of the Queen's six maids of Honour at the Coronation. As the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and other members of the Royal Family appeared on the balcony, 168 jet fighters flew over in the Royal Air Force salute to the newly-crowned Sovereign. June 02, 1953.

Regal Bearing -- Queen Elizabeth II, attired in her coronation dress and purple velvet robe, poses in Throne Room of Buckingham Palace after her coronation June 2. On her head is the Imperial Crown which she will wear on state occasions. In her left hand she hold the Orb, emblem of sovereign power and in her right hand the Scepter with Cross, ensign of kingly power and justice. On her wrists she wears the armills, or bracelets of sincerity. The backdrop for this photo by Cecil Beaton represents Henry VII Chapel in Westminster Abbey. June 09, 1953. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill with his Son Randolph and Grandson Winston, wearing Coronation Robes, at Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, photograph by Toni Frissell, June 2, 1953

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip wave from Buckingham Palace in London following the coronation in 1953

The Royal Family photographed at Buckingham Palace after the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth 1953

Queen Elizabeth II (b.1926) is the constitutional monarch of 16 of the 53 member states in the commonwealth of Nations.

Spectators in windows waiting for the Tour de France; York, England

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Street party with Union Jack flags and bunting to celebrate Queen's Diamond Jubilee at Swinbrook in The Cotswolds, UK

Street party with Union Jack flags and bunting to celebrate Queen's Diamond Jubilee at Swinbrook in The Cotswolds, UK

Union Jack flags on napkins as patriotic gesture for jubilee street party celebrations in the UK

England, Oxfordshire, Oxford. Union flags with bunting and lanterns decorate St. Ebbes Street in Oxford.

England, London, Little Venice. Patriotic bunting.

Portrait of H.M. Queen Elizabeth, seated full length, in Coronation Robes. Frank O. Salisbury (1874-1962). Oil on canvas. Signed and dated 1937. 76.2 x 55.9cm

England, North Yorkshire, York. A row of Union Jack flags.

England, Essex, Saffron Walden. Union Jack flags and red white and blue bunting flying in Thaxted.

England, London, The Mall. A mother and daughter wearing Union Jack capes camped on The Mall in preparation for the Royal Wedding the following day.

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This photograph of their Royal Duchesses the Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh and the ***** with their children Prince Charles and Princess Anne the last family portrait to be taken before their Royal ***** tour of Canada their Royal Highnesses ***** of France and are expected to arrive in Quebec on ***** during their tour of Canada, they will visit ***** which will include, ***** Toronto, Winnipeg ***** and Montreal. They will also pay a short visit to Washington, D.C. in the United States of America. September 26, 1951. (Photo by Central Press of Information, London).

England, London, Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant, London, UK, 3rd June 2012. Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh, Camilla the Duchess of Cornwall and Charles the Prince of Wales, onboard the Spirit of Chartwell proceeding along River Thames, taken from Tower Bridge.

Union Jack, national flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, 3D illustration

The Queen Passes Trafalgar Square. Photographed from the King Charles statue at Trafalgar Square, the coach carrying the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh is seen approaching after passing beneath Admiralty Arch. June 2, 1953. (Photo by Fox).

Chancery Lane Proclamathon Norroy and Ulster King of Arms Sir Gerald Wollaston reads the proclamation of the accession of Queen Elizabeth, in Fleet Street, at the foot of Chancery Lane this morning February 8. February 8, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

The Royal Progress Along The Mall Photographed from Admiralty Arch, the Royal Coach is seen coming along the Mall from Buckingham Palace, beneath the ornamental arches. June 2, 1953. (Photo by Fox).

Aussies in The Coronation March. The Australian contingent, in their distinctive slouch hats, march through Trafalgar Square on the return from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace after the crowning of the Queen to-day (Tuesday). June 2, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Australian troops seen marching in the Procession along the Mall watched with great interest by the huge crowds. June 2, 1953. (Photo by Daily Mail Contract Picture).

Nearing The End of Historic Journey. A close-up view of the golden coach, bearing the newly-crowned Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh as it passes a long The Mall on the return journey to Buckhingham Palace from Westminster Abbey where the Coronation service was held. Tens of thousands of cheering people greeted Her Majesty, who was wearing the Imperial State Crown. June 2, 1952. (Photo by Planet News Ltd.).

The Coronometer. Thousands of before breakfast-time workers cast querying glances at an Army truck trailing a couple of black rubber-tyred wheels and a long pole through London's deserted main streets to-day. It was what the War Office have dubbed the Coronometer, it was measuring next year's Coronation route. July 29, 1952. (Photo by Daily Mail Contract Picture).

Coronation Mugs For The Overseas Market. Those Coronation mugs and beakers will soon be on their way overseas as samples from the Bristol pottery of Messrs. Pountney & Co. Ltd., who expect to start on a production figure of 40 dozens per week when orders are confirmed. Members of the staff are being specially trained to manufacture the Coronation ware, shapes, sizes and decoration which have been personally approved by the Queen. The mugs and beakers should be available to the public by next January. September 18, 1952. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

The Council of Industrial Design. Subject: Chalices-Thistle and Garter Patterns First Produced: 1952 By: Thos. Webb & Corbett Ltd., Tutbury Glass Works, Tutbury, Burton-on-Trent, Staffs. Tel. No. Tutbury 6113 Designed: 1952 By: Paul Guest. Model: T. 2073 (Thistle); T. 2074 (Garter). March 20, 1953. (Photo by Ray Sharpe/Fairfax Media).

Design For Coronation Crown Piece: Equestrian Effigy of The Queen. The plaster cast pictured here shows the approved design for the obverse of the Coronation Commemorative Crown Piece to be issued in 1953. The design, by Mr. Gilbert Ladward, R.A., is a three-quarter view equestrian effigy of her Majesty the Queen in the uniform of Colonel-in-Chief, the Grenadier Guards. The piece will be struck in cupronickel, and will be issued to the public through the Banks at a charge of 5s64., exclusive of postage and registration. December 18, 1952. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Merit Award For Outstanding Coronation Souvenirs. Mrs. A. Taylor, holding a plastic black handbag with coat of arms and Royal cipher, by. Thomas Webb and Corbett Ltd of Stourbridge, Woros. A display of Coronation Souvenirs, which have been given a special merit award by the Souvenirs Committee, was on show at Tilbury House, Petty France, London, today Friday Jan. 23rd. January 23, 1953. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Queen's Choice As Children's Coronation Souvenir. The Spode-Copeland Coronation mug which the Queen has selected as her personal Coronation souvenir gift to all the children of workers on the Royal Estates. 760 mugs have been placed on order at the Spode-Copeland Works at Stoke-on-Trent, for these children, 400 of whom are at Sandringham, 170 at Balmoral, 176 at Windsor and 14 at Buckhingham Palace. May 12, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Coronation Medallions For The Zoo. Some of the Coronation Medallions which will shortly be on sale at the Zoo. The two sides are seen in this picture - the "head" showing Her Majesty The Queen and the "tail" showing a Zoo elephant. The Mint has delivered about 2,000 gold-coloured medallions to the Zoo, which will shortly be on sale in the Zoo's shop as Coronation souvenirs. These medallions are about the size of a half-crown and bear a picture of the Queen's head on one side; on the reverse side is a Zoo elephant with the date 1953 inscribed on it's saddle. February 20, 1953. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Norman Hartnell design alternative. At the request of the Earl Marshal's Office, Royal dressmaker Norman Hartnell designed these headdresses. April 2, 1953.

Coronation Medal - Made in Italy. Latest foreign country to take an internet in the Coronation souvenirs market is Italy. Shown here are the two sides a Coronation souvenir bronze medal, a little larger than a half-crown, which has been struck by Cesare Johnson a Milan manufacturer. He plans to seek expert orders in Britain, the Commonwealth and the United States. Fifty-year-old Emilio Monti designed the medal. March 4, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Coronation Souvenirs - British Royalty. April 30, 1953.

Merit-Who Coronation Souvenirs. Anne Sratton of Highgate Village, London, with three of the souvenirs given merit awards. Left to right: Chalice by Thomas Webb & Corbett, Ltd., Stourbridge, Worcestershire; Crown runner by Stevens & Williams, Ltd., Brierley Hill, Staffordshire; and Commemorative goblet by James Powell & Sons, Ltd. Harrow, Middlesex. Fifty Coronation souvenirs selected by the Coronation Souvenirs Committee from 900 approved designs for special merit awards were shown to-day (Friday) at the Council of Industrial Design Trade Exhibition at Tilbury House, Petty France, London, S.W. January 23, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Coronation Window Boxes At the first of the fortnightly Royal Horticultural Society shows held yesterday. These Coronation Window boxes and flower pots were displayed. January 21, 1953. (Photo by Daily Mail Contract Picture).

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