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Images Dated 2001 November

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Choose from 7 pictures in our Images Dated 2001 November collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.


Clacton-on-Sea poster - It's quicker by rail - BTW trans rail
Clacton-on-Sea poster - It's quicker by rail - BTW trans rail
2 Nov 2001
2 Nov 2001
5 Nov 2001 Selection of 2 items
5 Nov 2001
Selection of 2 items
14 Nov 2001
14 Nov 2001
19 Nov 2001
19 Nov 2001
28 Nov 2001 Selection of 2 items
28 Nov 2001
Selection of 2 items
Poplin skirt, short white gloves and green centred daisies complete this romantic
Poplin skirt, short white gloves and green centred daisies complete this romantic
Princess Elizabeth, who left England last week with the Duke of Edinburgh on their
Princess Elizabeth, who left England last week with the Duke of Edinburgh on their
The King and Queen of the Belgians, who are nearing the end of their four-day state visit
The King and Queen of the Belgians, who are nearing the end of their four-day state visit
Mer Majesty the Queen left Clarence House for the last time today before she takes
Mer Majesty the Queen left Clarence House for the last time today before she takes
The Premier Supermarket at Crawley, Sussex. 1958
The Premier Supermarket at Crawley, Sussex. 1958
Beech/oak forest unmanaged since Saxons - Sussex
Beech/oak forest unmanaged since Saxons - Sussex
Princess Elizabeth, who left England last week with the Duke of Edinburgh on their Featured November Print

Princess Elizabeth, who left England last week with the Duke of Edinburgh on their

Princess Elizabeth, who left England last week with the Duke of Edinburgh on their Commonwealth Tour, returned to London Airport today from Kenya as Queen Elizabeth the Second. The royal couple had cut short their Commonwealth tour because of the King's death. Government and Opposition ministers, looking very sad as they mourned the passing of King George VI, were at the airport to officially welcome the new Queen.
Photo shows Mr Clement Attlee (left), the Opposition Leader, and Mr Winston Churchill, both looked very sad as they waited at the airport to welcome home Queen Elizabeth the Second who takes on her important task with a heart full of grief at the loss of her father.
7th February 1952

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