Unknown Person - Queen Mary and King George V on a walkabout, Swansea

Photograph showing King George V and Queen Mary, saying farewell and shaking hands, before they leave in a car. This may be at Vivians Copper Works or Baldwins Tinplate Works, during the two-day visit to Swansea. One of 11 photographs on album page (album: RCIN 2303829).

Calaméo - Notes on the folklore of the Fjort -French Congo-1898 par Richard Edward Dennett

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Unknown Person - Queen Mary and King George V on a walkabout, Swansea

Marchant, James ed. 1916. Alfred Russel Wallace letters and reminiscences. London: Cassell. Volume 1.

H.R.H. King George V, Queen Mary and Princess Mary in the Royal Barge at Henley Royal Regatta, 12 July 1912 (illustrated); and The King and Queen receive a floral welcome from the

The Prince and Princess of Wales during a visit to St Davids Cathedral, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, west Wales, where they will commemorate the life of the late Queen Elizabeth II with a small

Unknown Person - Page 39 of Queen Marys Album, volume 19 (15th July 1918 - 22nd June 1921)

Queen Mary: Elizabeth's Granny Exposed As Ultimate Queen Of Mean

The Queen so mean she gave her friends old flowers

Three Queens mourn during the funeral of King George VI of the United Kingdom, 1952. From the left, Queen Elizabeth II (as Queen regnant), Queen Mary and The Queen Mother as Queen

King George V - Swansea University

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