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Royal wedding. HRH Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Montagu Douglas Scott November 6, 1935 12 November 1935
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Stilt walker at work in Kent hopfields tying up the string on which hop bines will climb 16th April 1956
The wedding of Princess Elizabeth (now Queen Elizabeth II) and Prince Philip - 20th November 1947
Edwardian London. An open topped, horsedrawn omnibus goes past the Temple Bar Dragon outside the Royal Courts of Justice in Fleet Street, London. Early 1900s
Plastics Nylon made as a substitute for silk Royal welcome home was given nylon as it made its post war reappearance in ladies hosiery
Sir Mortimer Wheeler Archaeologist and personality of TV programme Animal, VegetableSir Mortimer Wheeler Archaeologist and personality of TV programme " Animal, Vegetable, Mineral ?" pictured with Jean Webster at an excavation site on the Wye Downs, near Ashford, Kent
Bleak House which was once the home of Charles Dickens. Broadstairs, Kent, England. 10 November 1949 ?TopFoto
Princess Elizabeth leaving Westminster Abbey London after her wedding 1947
Viscount Savernake, Lieutenant Royal Horse Guards, eldest son of the Earl of Cardigan, celebrated his twenty-first birthday with a garden party held in the grounds of his ancestral home at Tottenham
The Ex-Empress and her family at the Villa Lequeitio, Spain are LtoR standing - Archduke Karl-Ludwig, Archduchess Adelaide, Archdukes Otto
Lij Jessou, Lij Iyasu - ex Emperor Designate of Abyssinia. 25 October 1935
A recent picture taken in Wellington Harbour shows a short Sunderland flying boat of the Royal New Zealand Air Force and a Fokker Friendship belonging to the National Airways Corporation of New
To become a Royal wedding ring?. Gold ore from the Graigwen mine, near Barmouth, the only goldmine, now working in Wales, was sent to the Industrial Wales Exhibition, Olympia, today
Their majesties the King and Queen visited Oxford University for the opening of Bodleian Extension. Under substantial grant from the American Rockefeller Foundation
His Majesty the King held an Investuture at Buckingham Palace this morning (Tuesday), the first since the Royal Familys return from their South African tour
Sword cutters are busy making officers ceremonial swords or refurbishing old ones in preparation for the Coronation. The Wilkinson Sword Co which still carries on this work has orders for over 2000
Wedding of Count John De Bendern and Lady Patricia Douglas at Brompton Oratory 27 January 1938
Appleton House, Sandringham, Norfolk, the Royal estate. 2 March 1929
People sitting outside The Royal Oak Pub at Langstone Harbour, Langstone, Havant, Hampshire, England, UK 1960 s
The Archduke Otto : born 20 November 1912, rightful heir to the Thrones of Austria and Hungary, with his youngest sister, the Archduchess Elizabeth Charlotte : 31 May 1922 - 7 January 1993
Commemorating a former chief justice of Malta. The King Edward VII unveiling the statue of the late Sir Adrian Dingli KCMG April 1907 Royal visit to Malta
Fort Belvedere, near Windsor - new country home of the Prince of Wales 1929
Family Picture at Balmoral Castle Scotland August 1951 Queen Elizabeth Queen Mother Princess Margaret and the King
King Peter of Yugoslavia with his wife Queen Alexandra on their wedding day with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth 1944
Queen opens Jamaican Parliament. HM Queen Elizabeth II with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh beside her formerly opens the Jamaican Parliament in Gordon House
A bust of Charles Dickens on the side of Bleak House which was once his home. Broadstairs, Kent, England. ?TopFoto
The cinema usher at the Commodore Theatre, Orpington standing by a display of the damaged cinema safe which was blown - up during a burglary. 1937
A man walks down a country road passing an oast house, near Penshurst, Kent, England
The wedding of Guy Farr and Miss Stacey in Crayford, Kent. The bridal group. 1939
The wedding of Mr Roy Pearl and Miss Patricia Kirby in Sidcup, Kent. The family group and guests outside the home at the reception. 1939
Charles Dickens Centre in Rochester, Kent. - Charles John Huffam Dickens (February 7, 1812 ? June 9, 1870), pen-name Boz, was a cherished English novelist
The Cavendish Permabulator, believed to date from 1733 note the snakes. First known perambulator was a miniature carriage built at Chatsworth by William Kent on behalf of the 3rd Duke of Devonshire
Royal Artillery (RA) drag hunt at Green St Green, Kent, is moving off. 1934
The wedding of the Griffins in Swanley. The wedding group. 1936
Ditton Court Farm - tea room counter. Ditton, Kent, England November 1947
King George VI during the Empire Day broadcast. 24 May 1939
9 May 1950 Queen Mary at the Earls Court section of the British Industries Fair followed by Princess Mary the Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood
Mary Queen of Scotts. Watercolour sketches by Cassandra Austen: One of six sketches for Jane Austens History of England, 1790
7 February 1952 The first Court Circular from Clarence House, St. James mentioning Queen Elizabeth II, although the Coat of Arms is still shown as Princess Elizabeth
Lucy Walter : Portrait by Antoine Palamedes
Queen Mary and the Duchess of Gloucester leaving Belgrave Square for the Christening of the infant daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Kent
The Archduke Robert of Austria : 8 February 1915 - 7 February 1996, second son of Charles I of Austria and Princess Zita Bourbon-Parma
Coronation of George VI, Royal Family on balcony of Buckingham Palace 12th May 1937
In London Again after their world tour in the Royal Yacht Britannia with the Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh aboard passing through Tower Bridge June 1954
Queen Mary with the Duke of Windsor 1945
Hohenzollern still quite at home in Germany A remarkable picture of the Ex Crown Princes two war babies which also shows how nearly all the members of the family have aged or grown up since 1912 when
Princess Elizabeth and her sister Princess Margaret at Ballater Station on route to Balmoral 1948, spending the annual holiday with other members of the Royal Family 7 August 1948