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1. The Royal Yacht Britannia.
*The Royal Yacht Britannia. The 'Britannia', escorted by the Fast Patrol Boats 'Gay Bombardier', 'Gay Charioteer', 'Gay Fencer' and 'Gay Charger', conveying Elizabeth II and the...
2. The Royal Yacht Britannia.
*The Royal Yacht Britannia. The 'Britannia' is seen here along with the patrol boats 'Gay Bombardier', 'Gay Charioteer', 'Gay Fencer' and 'Gay Charger'. The Royal Yacht is...
3. The Royal barge on the way to the opening of the National Maritime Museum.
*The Royal barge on the way to the opening of the National Maritime Museum. The Royal barge with George VI, Queen Elizabeth, and Princess Elizabeth on board, approaching Blackfriars Bridge with an escort of motor torpedo...
4. Princess Marie Louise at the Gill Street May Festival in 1921.
*Princess Marie Louise at the Gill Street May Festival in 1921. Princess Marie Louise attending the Gill Street May Festival in June 1921, to raise funds for the East London Hospital for Children. Since the...
5. Looking south along Westminster Bridge.
*Looking south along Westminster Bridge. Looking south along Westminster Bridge, with pedestrians in the foreground and a horse-drawn omnibus in the distance. The bridge is decorated for the...
6. King George VI in Neptune Hall.
*King George VI in Neptune Hall. King George VI speaking in Neptune Hall during the formal opening of the National Maritime Museum in April 1937. In the background is one of the...
 
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