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Royal Wedding Paperweight Charles Princess Diana Stamp
Souvenirs:
Royal Memorabilia:
Pre 1990 item # 505124 (stock# 6345)
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$38.00
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This is a really neat Royal Wedding souvenir paperweight made in 1981 to commemorate the wedding of HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer of England in it's original box. The paper weight is made from the commemorative stamp issued to celebrate the royal wedding incased in clear glass with a felt backing. The paperweight measures .75 inch high by 3.5 inches in diameter. The condition is excellent even mint. Really fun and an unusual item of royalty memorabilia. Shipping in the US by USPS ...click for details
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Funeral Card Achsa McClary 1898 Momento Mori Mint
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Historical:
Pre 1900 item # 579210 (stock# 6816)
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$26.00
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This is an antique victorian funeral remembrance card or momento mori for Achsa McClary died May 27, 1898 aged 49 years 6 months. These cards were given out at the funeral and kept as a remembrance as well as sent to relatives and friends who couldn't attend the funeral. The card is of black cardboard and measures 6.5 inches high by 4.25 inches wide and is all in gold ink with a bird, bible and verse. The card was made by E.C.McGee, 39 Ann St. New York. The card is in very good condition wit ...click for details
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Wedding Program Princess Elizabeth Now Queen Elizabeth
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Royal Memorabilia:
Pre 1950 item # 755354 (stock# tr7624)
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$128.00
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This is a very rare programme or program for the Royal Wedding of the Princess Elizabeth, who is now Queen Elizabeth II, and Lt. Philip Mounbatten in Westminster Cathedral on November 20th, 1947. The softcover book measures 10 inches high by 7.25 inches wide and has 32 pages which include biographical notes, photos, a map of the route and a complete list of the participants in order of precedence. The programme or program also includes the complete words of the marriage ceremony as well as the a ...click for details
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