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1950s royal family Stock Photos and Images
RMKC5AF1–Royal family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace including Queen The British royal family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Elizabeth the Queen Mother, Princess Marie Louise (grand daughter of Queen Victoria), Princess Margaret, Queen Mary, Duchess of Gloucester. The children are Prince Richard, Prince William, Prince Michael of Kent June 9th 1949
RM2HJXR5K–Original 1950's photo montage postcard of Queen Elizabeth 11 and HRH Duke of Edinburgh, Royal Deeside, plus royal residence Balmoral Castle, Crathie Church (place of worship of the British royal family when they are in residence at the nearby Balmoral Castle.) Scotland, U.K. Circa 1953
RM2JN71W0–1950s, historical, large number of people gathered outside at the gates to Buckingham Palace, the London residence of the British Royal Family, London, England, UK.
RM2PRXJ0Y–Press photograph from 1951 - informal group photoshoot of The Royal Family during a family visit to Balmoral Castle: From left to right Queen Elizabeth (mother of the late Queen Elizabeth II born Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon ) Princess Margaret, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, King George VI (1895 - 1952), and Princess Elizabeth with her children Prince Charles (aged 3) (left) - the future heir to the throne, with his sister, Princess Anne (aged 1). This photograph marked the occasion of Princess Margaret's 21st birthday on 21st August and Princess Anne's birthday on the 15th August.
RM2MHYE0T–1950s, historical, a working class family standing for a photo on the promenade at Blackpool, England, UK. On the street behind, on the Royal Princes Parade, cars of the era. The Huntsman, Ritz, Tassauds (Waxworks) are names on the buildings. The family are formally dressed, as people dis on holiday on this era, the gentleman, with a little boy on his shoulders, is wearing a three-piece sit & tie, and the women in flower dresses and long coats.
RM2MM2DCA–Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden. Born 30 april 1946. King Gustaf the V, 1858-1950 with his great-grandson, Crown Prince Carl Gustaf on his lap. From Left Princess Désirée, Princess Sibylla, Princess Christina, Princess Margaretha, Princess Birgitta. They have gathered on a summer day at the royal family castle Solliden on Öland on August 25, 1949
RMEJNEGY–Royal Family on Balcony at Buckingham Palace, London, pictured after Coronation, 2nd June 1953.
RM2JFC4G8–1952, historical, exterior view of Westminster Abbey, London, England, UK, soot covered in this post-war era. Since 1066, the venue of all cornations of English and British monarchs, the church is owned directly by the Briitsh Royal family. Sign for Central Hall on the left, a Methodist Central Hall which opened in 1912 and where debates and events are held.
RMCWANT3–The Royal Family, L-R: Prince Charles, Queen Elizabeth (Queen Consort of George VI), Princess Margaret, The Duke of Edinburgh,
RMHY143N–The Queen and Princess Margaret pause for a moment to wait for King Goerge VI to alight from a car as they arrive at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, to see a performance of the American musical 'South Pacific'. The occasion was a Royal Family party on the eve of the departure of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh (who also attended the theatre) on their Commonwealth tour. It was the King's first visit to a theatre since his illness.
RMC1K88F–1950s, people at the Victoria Memorial on the Mall and at Buckingham Palace, a Royal Palace and the London residence of the British Royal family.
RM2A4EM4B–COFFEEPOT FROM SWEDISH Nils Johan 1950`s Swedish design by Prince Sigvard member of the Swedish Royal family
RM2GNYTJJ–RAF Service family pose outside thier married quarter, Valletta, Malta. 1959. Archive. Old sepia photograph.
RM2MM2C70–King Gustaf VI Adolf at the time of him succeeds his father Gustav V on the throne. Pictured on the balcony of the royal castle in Stockholm together with Princess Sibylla and crown prince Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Louise. 30 october 1950.
RM2B00T3D–Japan: The Imperial family playing a board game. Informal picture of the Imperial family playing a board game (1950s). Crown Prince Akihito left, Empress Kojun centre, Emperor Hirohito right. Hirohito, the Shōwa Emperor ,(April 29, 1901 – January 7, 1989), was the 124th emperor of Japan according to the traditional order, reigning from December 25, 1926, until his death in 1989. Although better known outside of Japan by his personal name Hirohito, in Japan he is now referred to exclusively by his posthumous name Emperor Shōwa.
RM2JT113K–Crown Princess Martha of Norway. 1901-1954. Daughter of swedish Prince Carl. Pictured here in the 1951 in the kitchen with a AGA cooker visible. A swedish invention by Gustaf Dalén with the principle of heat storage, a combination of two large hotplates and two ovens into one unit, the AGA cooker. The oldest AGA cooker still in use belongs to the Hett family of Sussex and it was installed 1932.
RM2BXMHMD–London in the 1950s. James Lock & Co. is the world's oldest hat shop, the world's 34th oldest family-owned business and is a Royal warrant holder. Its shop is located at 6 St James's Street, London and is a Grade II* listed building.
RM2R40ERT–A relaxed informal photograph of HRH Princess Margared, wearing a kilt, on the moors near Balmoral, Scotland, in August 1951 just a few months before the King's early death in February 1952, aged just 56. The royal family frequently had picnincs on the moors when out shooting. This photograph was taken by the Earl of Dalkeith, who later became the 9th duke of Buccleuch. Scotland, U.K.
RM2F60HR3–Crowd scenes in Bridgetown, Barbados, 1955, during Princess Margaret’s Caribbean tour. Here a welcome sign is displayed outside the neo-Gothic Parliament Buildings in Parliament Square. In January 1955, the Princess made the first of many trips to the Caribbean, her tour aboard Britannia to the British colonies was popular throughout the West Indies. Princess Margaret, (1930 – 2002) was the younger daughter of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and the sister of Queen Elizabeth II. This image is from an old amateur 35mm colour transparency – a vintage 1950s photograph.
RM2R59JNF–On 8th September 1951 King George VI made a one day visit from Balmoral, where he was holidaying to London for an examination by doctors. Here he is seen at London airport on the return journey to join the royal family on holiday at Balmoral, Scotland, U.K. This press photo was taken just a few months before the King's early death in February 1952, aged just 56.
RM2PYX4J3–A relaxed informal photograph of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (mother of Queen Elizabeth ll - born Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon) on the moors near Balmoral, Scotland, in August 1951, just a few months before the King's early death in February 1952, aged just 56. The royal family frequently had picnincs on the moors when out shooting. The future Queen Elizabeth II sits behind. This photograph was taken by the Earl of Dalkeith, who later became the 9th duke of Buccleuch. Scotland, U.K.
RMEN99BH–Royal Family on Balcony at Buckingham Palace, London, pictured after Coronation, 2nd June 1953.
RM2H656PM–Mid century postcard of His Royal Highness Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, shortly after he became Admiral of the Fleet on 3 March 1953., U.K.
RM2PTTCRY–Press photograph of Prince Richard of Gloucester (aged 7) in 1951 at Barnwell Castle, Duke of Gloucestershire's home in Northamptonshire, U.K. He is now the Duke of Gloucester. The Duke of Gloucester is the most senior male-line descendant of Queen Victoria and her husband Albert, Prince Consort. He was first cousin to Queen Elizabeth II and first cousin once removed to her children, Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward.
RM2PY52WR–Press photograph of Duchess of Kent with her Corgi dog at Aberdeen Joint Station about to travel for a holiday in Deeside on 5th Sept 1951. She is accompanied by her children, Prince Michael of Kent and Princess Alexandra of Kent, both wearing a kilt. Scotland, U.K.
RMCWA7YE–After Coronation ceremonies, the Royal family gathers to greet their subjects. L-R, foreground: Queen Elizabeth (Queen Consort
RM2REF5BY–Death of Queen Mary. Front page news of the Daily Mirror newspaper. 25th March 1953. (26 May 1867 – 24 March 1953) An old worn copy of the newspaper from the 1950s. Mary of Teck wife of George V.
RM2HJYCK5–LONDON - JULY 26: Princess Margaret at the wedding of her friend Miss Rachel Brand to William Douglas Home, at St. Peters, Eaton Square. London, on July 26, 1951. Credit: The DL Archive Collection/Alamy
RMMG4WAH–1950s original vintage advertisement advertising new Humber Hawk family saloon car by Rootes Motors Ltd by Royal Appointment in English magazine circa 1958
RM2MM2D9T–Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden. Born 30 april 1946. Princess Sibylla in the middle is Carl the XVI Gustaf's mother and the mother of the four girls known as the Haga Princesses. Here with Crown Prince Carl the XVI Gustaf and three of his sisters, Margaretha, Birgitta and Christina playing a board game. 1958
RMR58YW8–8/13/1954 - U.S. Propaganda Posters in 1950s Asia - The Duty of the Royal Cambodian is to Defend Your Family Poster (written in Khmer)
RM2MXER3A–1955, historical, an animal trainer leading a line of elephants on a road as the circus comes to town, the Bertam Mills Circus, Cambridge, England, UK. Started by Bertram W, Mills in 1921 with a production at London's Olympia, the Mill's circus show was quality entertainment, attracting the great and the good, with amous people of the day attended, many being members of the Royal Family. Bertram W. died in 1938 but his two sons Cyril and Bernard took over and performances continued until 1967, when rising costs saw it close.
RM2WGKAP0–Portrait of Elizabeth II holding her son, Charles III, in the early 1950s. Before her ascension to the throne in 1952, Elizabeth is seen here with Charles, born November 14, 1948. This photo captures a tender moment between the future queen and the young prince, who would become King Charles III in 2022, highlighting their early bond in the royal family.
RM2F60HPK–Crowd scenes in Bridgetown, Barbados, 1955, during Princess Margaret’s Caribbean tour. Here crowds line the harbour at Trafalgar Square (now called National Heroes Square). Here a tender from the moored Royal Yacht ‘Britannia’ is arriving. In January 1955, the Princess made her first trips to the Caribbean, her tour aboard Britannia to the British colonies was popular throughout the West Indies. Princess Margaret, (1930 – 2002) was the sister of Queen Elizabeth II. This image is from an old amateur 35mm colour transparency – a vintage 1950s photograph.
RMBTJRK8–The Royal Family, L-R: Prince Charles, Queen Elizabeth (Queen Consort of George VI), Princess Margaret, The Duke of Edinburgh, K
RM2H24TD5–A commemorative arch in the shape of four boomerangs in Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in 1954. It was erected to celebrate the Royal visit of Queen Elizabeth II on her Coronation Tour of the country. The imposing arch has an interesting design, with indigenous Aboriginal art topped with the royal crown (it would probably not be politically correct to mix the two in that way today). In front is an ‘atomic’ style hanging sculpture/mobile. The same arch was first used in Sydney for the Queen’s visit to that city. It was then swiftly moved to Melbourne – a vintage 1950s photograph.
RMEN99DA–Royal Family on Balcony at Buckingham Palace, London, pictured after Coronation, 2nd June 1953.
RMB4R0F4–Queen Mother and members of Royal family June 1954 including Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip and Princess Margaret greet the crowds from the balcony of Buckingham Palace after Trooping The Colour
RF2RX63GX–A 1950 advertisement for Refuge Assurance. The advertisement shows two men, both smoking pipes in conversation. The advertisement is headed “ I used to hate that man’ and refers to one of the men who dreaded meeting the other, an agent for Refuge Assurance, It was only until ‘that awful business’ where a widow was left destitute that he realised what it would cost for Mary to keep up the house and give the kids a good start that he realised the importance of the Refuge chap. Founded in 1858 Refuge Assurance was still trading in 1996. It became part of the Royal London Group.
RMEJNE6P–Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in happy mood at Ascot after her horse Choir Boy won the Royal Hunt Cup race. Among those who share the Queen's happiness in the Royal Box are the Duchess of Kent, the Queen Mother, the Princess Royal and the Duke of Devonshire. 18th June 1953.
RMENTY67–The Queen steps ashore from the Royal Barge at Wesminster Pier met by her family and Admirals of the fleet. 15th May 1954.
RM2K05TH0–Princess Elizabeth with her son, Prince Charles, on the grounds of Clarence House, their residence in London, on August 9, 1951.
RM2REF59C–Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Special, 2nd June 1953. The Daily Mirror newspaper. Front page news. Dated 3rd June 1953. An old worn used copy of a British tabloid newspaper. 1950s Britain UK.
RMEJNCEA–The Queen (centre) seen here with Princess Margaret and members of the Swedish Royal family watching the action in the cross country stage of the 1956 Equestrian Olympic Games three day event at JŠrvafelt Nature Reserve, Sweden 11th June 1956
RM2MM2CBB–Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden. Born 30 april 1946. Pictured wearing an native american costume at his school Broms 1958 at a costume party after finishing school.
RM2M3NMX4–Scene at a royal visit to the Transport Pavilion, part of the Festival of Britain site on the South Bank, London. Here King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary (in a wheelchair) and other members of the royal family, are looking at a railway locomotive. Date: 4 May 1951
RM2MXERE6–1955, historical, animal trainers leading a line of elephants on a road as the circus comes to town, the Bertam Mills Circus, Cambridge, England, UK. Started by Bertram W, Mills in 1921 with a production at London's Olympia, the Mill's circus show was quality entertainment attracting the great and the good, with famous people of the day attending, many being members of the British Royal Family. Bertram W, died in 1938 but his two sons, Cyril and Bernard took over and performances continued until 1967, when rising costs forced its closure.
RM2M3NMWD–Festival of Britain service of dedication, St Paul's Cathedral, London. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Fisher, speaks from the pulpit. The congregation includes members of the royal family -- King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary, Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, and Princess Margaret. Date: 3 May 1951
RMGCXGRE–Centre of a family circle at Southampton is Corporal David Menzies, Royal Sussex Regiment, of Brighton, who arrived home in the Troopship Asturias after serving overseas for 14 months with his battalion of the Royal Sussex, the last British battalion to leave Korea. Greeting him are his mother (on left), his father, his sisters Irene 14 and Wendy 11, his brother John, aged 9, and (holding his arm on right) his girlfriend, Sybil Rogers. David and Sybil are about to become engaged.
RMC13GEC–British Royal Family. From left: future Queen of England Princess Elizabeth, future Prince of Wales Prince Charles, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, future Princess Royal of England Princess Anne, London, England, 1951.
RMK38YT0–5th May 1951: Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, Queen Mary , Prince Henry the Duke of Gloucester during a visit to the Festival of Britain on the South Bank in London 5th May 1951.
RM2M3NMY2–Scene at a royal visit to the Festival of Britain site on the South Bank, London. Here King George VI and Queen Elizabeth are escorted by Gerald Barry, Director-General of the festival, followed by Herbert Morrison, Queen Mary (in a wheelchair), and other members of the royal family, watched by a large crowd of people. The large building towering above them is the Dome of Discovery. Date: 4 May 1951
RM2M3NMWR–Scene at the royal opening of the new Royal Festival Hall, on the South Bank, London, with a full auditorium, and members of the royal family in the royal box -- King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, and Princess Margaret. After the National Anthem came a service of dedication, with a short address by the Archbishop of Canterbury, then an inaugural concert with suitably patriotic British music. Date: 3 May 1951
RM2M3NMX1–General view of King George VI opening the Festival of Britain from the steps of St Paul's Cathedral, City of London, at noon on Thursday 3 May 1951. On the steps to the left are members of the royal family, and to the right are politicians. In the foreground can be seen Pikemen of the Honourable Artillery company and members of 326 (City of London) Battalion, Women's Royal Army Corps, and a Guard of Honour. Date: 3 May 1951
RM2AA44PK–King of Thailand Bhumibol ADULYADEJ with his family and King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun
RM2M3NN59–Views of the Festival of Britain (South Bank) and Fun Fair (Battersea). Top left is the boating pond with a cardboard 'set' suggesting English village buildings. Bottom left is an aerial view of the Fun Fair, with big dipper in the background, striped dance pavilion in the centre, fountain lake and lakeside stage in front of the Crescent Restaurant. Top right shows an informal visit to the South Bank by the Danish royal family, with King Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid walking through crowds of visitors at the 'seaside' venue. Bottom right shows the royal party near the lifeboat (RNLB Sir God
RMF27DG8–AJAXNETPHOTO.- 1930S. PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND. - ROYAL YACHT - HMY VICTORIA & ALBERT III AT HER MOORINGS NEAR WHALE ISLAND IN PORTSMOUTH HARBOUR.
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RM2K05TGY–Princess Elizabeth with her son, Prince Charles, on the grounds of Clarence House, their residence in London, on August 9, 1951.
RM2REF573–Death of Queen Mary. Front page news of the Daily Mirror newspaper. 25th March 1953. (26 May 1867 – 24 March 1953) An old worn copy of the newspaper from the 1950s. Mary of Teck wife of George V.
RMEJND6B–The Queen (centre) seen here with Princess Margaret, King Gustav IV and members of the Swedish Royal family watching the action in the cross country stage of the 1956 Equestrian Olympic Games three day event at JŠrvafelt Nature Reserve, Sweden 11th June 1956
RM2MM2CBP–Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden. Born 30 april 1946. Pictured wearing an native american costume at his school Broms 1958 together with his grandfather king Gustaf VI Adolf. ref BV3-12
RMEJNFPP–Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. The Royal Family in their robes after the Coronation. Back Row: The Duke of Gloucester, The Duke of Edinburgh and The Duke of Kent. Front Row: Princess Alexandra, Prince Michael of Kent, Princess Anne, Princess Marina, Princess Margaret, The Queen, The Queen Mother, Princess Royal, The Duchess of Gloucester with Prince William and Prince Richard of Gloucester. 2nd June 1953.
RM2G194X2–There is colourful bunting across the street, union flags flying and a large sign with a crown and the words ‘Long live the Queen’ in Surrey Street, Littlehampton, West Sussex, England, UK in 1953. This was for the coronation of Elizabeth II which took place on 2 June 1953 at Westminster Abbey, London. Littlehampton is a seaside town, lying on the English Channel on the eastern bank of the River Arun. This image is from an old amateur 35mm Kodak colour transparency – a vintage 1950s photograph.
RMB54CTM–Royal family of Jordan welcomed by British guards at Sandhurst. February 1953 D632-001
RM2GC40NJ–The Royal Family leave for their Christmas holiday. The Prince of Wales / Prince Charles with his right leg still in plaster, all smiles / smiling as he walks along the platform to the train, with one of the many dogs - corgi - that went with the Royal party. 22 December 1958
RMC13GEA–British Royal Family. From left: future Prince of Wales Prince Charles, future Queen of England Princess Elizabeth, future Princess Royal of England Princess Anne, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, London, England, 1951.
RMK38YKN–5th May 1951: Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, Queen Mary , Prince Henry the Duke of Gloucester during a visit to the Festival of Britain on the South Bank in London 5th May 1951.
RM2HHW95R–The state visit of King Frederick IX and Queen Ingrid of Denmark. Pictured on their arrival. They are met by the British Royal family. 8th May 1951.
RMP4YTER–Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, mid-1960s, picture of a class of boys at the Al-Thager secondary school. Faisal bin Abdul Aziz - the King of saudi Arabia from 1964 to 1975- founded the school in Taif in the early 1950s and subsquently opened a large campus in Jeddah. The 'model' school became the most prestigious in the city with children of the Royal family attending. One can see that the boys wear 'western-style' school uniforms rather that Arabian clothing of thobes and headresses. The English language was widely taught. Osama bin Laden attended Al-Thager from 1968-1976.
RMCWAF4J–Crown Prince Akihito waves to cheering well wishers after he was proclaimed heir apparent to the throne. Behind him are his
RM2M3RRN9–Princess Margaret at the Epsom Derby, walking the course with other members of the royal family. Date: 1955
RM2JB15P0–Queen Elizabeth II waves from the Buckingham Palace balcony after her Coronation on June 2, 1953 in London, England.
RM2WGKAW3–Portrait of the newly born Princess Anne, taken in 1950. This photograph captures the early moments of the second child of Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, born on August 15, 1950. The image offers a glimpse into the infancy of Princess Anne, who would grow up under the public eye as a prominent member of the British royal family.
RM2M3NNJ4–Queen Elizabeth II on her tour of inspection during the RAF Coronation Review at Odiham, Hampshire in July 1953. She is pictured talking to Observer Commander, E. J. B. Irving of the Royal Observer Corps, and behind her is Air/Cdre.G. D. Stephenson, the Static Parade Commander. On the right is the Air Chief Marshal Sir William Dickson, Chief of Air Staff, and in the background, Wing Commander D. I. Benham, Static Parade Adjutant. In the picture can be seen a Land Rover of a type often used by the Queen and other members of the Royal family for parades of this nature. Date: 1953
RM2X34CN7–Princess Elizabeth, her husband Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, and their firstborn son Prince Charles are captured in this photograph from August 1951, just months before Charles’s third birthday. The family moment precedes Elizabeth's accession to the throne as Queen of the Commonwealth in February 1952, marking a significant period in royal history.
RMHKEJGD–Our Young Prince and Princess Anne, an original picture supplement produced by Sporting Record in 1951
RM2REF5CA–Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Special, 2nd June 1953. The Daily Mirror newspaper. Front page news. Dated 3rd June 1953. An old worn used copy of a British tabloid newspaper. 1950s Britain UK.
RM2WGKAP2–Photograph of a young Charles III seated on the lap of his mother, Elizabeth II, with his father, Prince Philip, seated beside them. This family portrait, likely taken in the early 1950s, shows the future King Charles III in his early childhood, alongside his parents before Elizabeth's ascension to the throne in 1952. The image captures a personal moment in the life of the royal family, before Elizabeth and Philip's roles as queen and consort were fully realized.
RM2MM2CDK–Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden. Born 30 april 1946. Pictured wearing an native american costume at his school Broms 1958 together with his sister princess Birgitta. BV3-10
RM2A5C0D7–Entrance to the Castle of Mey, built in the mid 16th century, bought and restored in the 1950s by Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother
RM2MM2C6D–Under a leaden gray November sky, King Gustaf VI Adolf faced his military force for the first time. It took place at an impressive military parade on the grounds in Stockholm on Gustaf Adolfs day. Gustav VI Adolf at the big military parade at Gärdet Gustaf Adolf had to carefully describe to his grandson, Crown Prince Carl Gustaf, how the airmen behaved. Crown Prince Carl the XVI Gustaf Princess Christina Princess Margaretha November 1950
RM2G2KW29–There is colourful bunting across the street and union flags flying in the High Street, Littlehampton, West Sussex, England, UK in 1953. This was for the coronation of Elizabeth II which took place on 2 June 1953 at Westminster Abbey, London. Elizabeth II acceded to the throne at the age of 25 on the death of her father, George VI in 1952. The street was home to the Art Deco Odeon cinema (centre left). This has been demolished and the street is now car free. . This image is from an old amateur 35mm Kodak colour transparency – a vintage 1950s photograph.
RM2MM2DAG–Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden. Born 30 april 1946. King Carl XVI Gustaf as a child. King Gustaf the V, 1858-1950, in the middle. From left top row: Countess Maria Bernadotte, Prince Bertil, Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf, Prince Wilhelm, Princess Margaretha, Princess Birgitta Seated from left: Prince Oscar, Queen Louise, Gustaf the V, Prince Carl Gustaf, Princess Sibylla. 1950
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