VICTORIA
(1819-1901, Queen of Great Britain)
"Leaves from the Journal of Our Life in the Highlands",
in original gold decorated red cloth boards in red canvas box, large 4to, Smith Elder & Co, London,
Item Date:
1868
Stock No:
27680
£350
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VICTORIA
(1819-1901, Queen of Great Britain)
Signature
laid down
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
27026
£125
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ITEMS FROM QUEEN VICTORIA’S WARDROBE FROM HER WARDROBE MAID FLORA CAMERON
VICTORIA
(1819-1901, Queen of Great Britain)
Pair of Queen Victoria’s ivory silk monogrammed stockings,
with crest and initials “V.R.” at the top, and embroidered clocks at the ankle, together with a pair of cotton shoes that are reputed to have belonged to the Queen as well,
the stockings are quite laddered
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
43037
£1750
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VICTORIA
(1819-1901, Queen of Great Britain)
Fine Commission Document with her bold signature at the top,
printed with the details filled in by hand, appointing "Henry J. Code Esq ... to be Captain of a Company in Our Thirty Sixth Regiment of Foot ...", countersigned by Sir George GREY (1799-1882, 2nd Bart, at this time Home Secretary) and by Laurence SULIVAN (1783-1866, Palmerston's brother-in-law, Deputy Secretary for War, 1826-1851), 1 side oblong folio on stout linen paper with revenue stamps, Court at St James, 25th May
Item Date:
1849
Stock No:
41717
£350
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VICTORIA
(1819-1901, Queen of Great Britain)
Final pages of three unsigned Autograph formal Letters in the third person to her son Prince Leopold's physician Arnold Royle
discussing his health, in one he says "It is much to be regretted that Leopd. went to see Sir Wm. The world knows how delicate he is & it will do him harm morally in the eyes of the public if he wishes to deceive them with his health ...", she further discusses the arrangements for various doctors, including Reid and Hoffmeister, to be in attendance on Prince Leopold, 4 sides 8vo, on black edged mourning paper, 2 with her monogram at the head, together with the received copy or a Post Office telegraph sent from the Queen at Osborne asking "How are Mrs Royle and baby. Who are other sponsors. When is Christening. Would Victoria Helen suit as names ...", 1 side 4to., on printed form, Osborne, 18th August
the telegram with small tears at bottom edge
Item Date:
1884
Stock No:
40570
£275
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