God Save our King and Queen

Date
1911-01-01
Publisher: Raphael Tuck & Sons
Description

Portraits of George V and Queen Mary with Union Jack and banner of Prince of Wale on right and left with silhouette of Westminster Abbey in background

Physical description
1 postcard : 14 x 9 cm
On front and back
[Front] Canada -- India -- Britannia -- Australasia -- S. Africa -- King George V. -- Queen Mary -- Married July 6th 1903 -- Crowned June 26th 1911 -- God Save our King and Queen -- One with Britain, heart and soul! One life, one flag, one fleet, one throne! Tennyson
[Back] The "Coronation" Series. -- Raphael Tuck & Sons'' -- "Oilette"' POstcard 9868. -- Art pbllishers to their Majesties the King & Queen. -- by appointment -- Tuck's Postcard -- carte postale -- postkarte -- (For Address Only) -- His Most Excellent Majesty George V. by the Grace of God, King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India, etc. -- Born June 3rd, 1865. -- Succeeded to the Throne May 6th, 1910. Queen Mary, born May 26th, 1867. -- Married July 6th, 1893
Keywords
Great Britainâ€"Kings and rulers
Queensâ€"Great Britain
Flags
Coronations
Genre
Postcards
Type of resource
Still Image
Language
English
Part of
Philip Francis Postcard Collection
Identifier
MsC216-0294
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