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RM2D2WY0C–Left to right; The Duke of Edinburgh, The Queen Mother, Madam Danielle Mitterrand, President Mitterrand and Queen Elizabeth II in the Music Room at Buckingham Palace before a state banquet in the President's honour.
RM2JYY1D7–File photo dated 12/5/1937 of Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother), Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II), Princess Margaret and King George VI after his coronation, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, London. The Queen pledged at the age of 21 that she would serve as monarch for her entire life. Issue date: Thursday September 8, 2022.
RM2JYY1D6–File photo dated 15/8/1935 of Princess Elizabeth (right - later Queen Elizabeth II), her sister, Princess Margaret, and her mother, The Duchess of York (later Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mother). The Queen pledged at the age of 21 that she would serve as monarch for her entire life. Issue date: Thursday September 8, 2022.
RM2D312JE–The Queen Mother leaving St Paul's Cathedral in London after attending a service to commemorate her 100th birthday, which is in August 2000.
RM2J9GY53–File photo dated 21/05/01 of The Queen Mother in grounds of the Royal Chelsea Hospital at the Chelsea Flower Show, touring in her trademark Queen Mum Mobile, a golf cart painted in her blue and gold candy-stripe racing colours. Issue date: Monday May 23, 2022.
RM2J9GY55–File photo dated 20/10/11 of Queen Elizabeth II sitting next to the Duke of Edinburgh as they tour the grounds of Government House in Canberra on a golf buggy, to see the wildlife on the outskirts of the Australian capital. Issue date: Monday May 23, 2022.
RM2D31D88–The British Queen (right) and the Queen Mother arrive at a church service which they attended with other members of the Royal Family at the St Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham Estate, Norfolk. .
RM2D313HE–PA PHOTO 7/8/85 THE QUEEN MOTHER BOARDS HER AEROPLANE AT HEATHROW BEFORE LEAVING FOR A TWO MONTH HOLIDAY IN SCOTLAND.
RM2D31WHW–(Front l/r), Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, chats with the children of The Duke and Duchess of Kent's daughter, Cassius and Columbus, (rear l/r) Lady Helen Taylor and her husband Tim Taylor - parents of the children - the Countess of Wessex and the Queen's youngest son the Duke of Wessex, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after the annual Trooping of the Colour parade in London's Horse Guards parade. The parade marks the Queen's official birthday.
RMG533EW–The Queen Mother, wearing a tiara, attending the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth summit in Edinburgh, Scotland.
RMG4HWFH–The Queen Mother celebrating her 82nd birthday in Drury Lane, London, attending a performance of the 'Pirates of Penzance'.
RMG568JJ–The Queen Mother at the Royal College of Music, South Kensington, when she received the honorary degree of Doctor of Music from the Queen.
RMG53846–The Queen Mother, who celebrated her 70th birthday, boarding the plane for her visit to her Caithness residence, the Castle of Mey.
RMG58TFY–1966: The Queen Mother (left), the Duchess of Gloucester (c) and Princess Marina of Kent at the wedding of the Marquess of Hamilton and Miss Alexandra Phillips at Westminster Abbey.
RMG53843–The Queen Mother waves to wellwishers from the balcony of Clarence House, her London home, on her 80th birthday.
RMG58TFR–1966: The Queen Mother (left), the Duchess of Gloucester (c) and Princess Marina of Kent leaving after the wedding of the Marquess of Hamilton and Miss Alexandra Phillips at Westminster Abbey, London.
RMG5CK3A–Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother on a visit to The Centenary Garden at Capel Manor College, at Enfield, in Middlesex.
RMG5CK3D–Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother on a visit to The Centenary Garden at Capel Manor College, at Enfield, in Middlesex.
RMG53844–The Queen Mother, who celebrates her 80th birthday in August, had an early birthday treat when she attended London's Duchess Theatre to see a performance of the late Sir Noel Coward's play Private Lives.
RMG53N16–1980: An ample amount of shamrock adorns the Queen Mother's rain cape at Victoria barracks, Windsor, Berkshire, where she presented officers men of the Irish Guards with shamrock during their traditional St. Patrick's Day parade.
RMG52B5D–QUEEN MOTHER ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY 1980: An ample amount of shamrock adorns the Queen Mother's rain cape at Victoria barracks, Windsor, where she presented officers and men with shamrock during their traditional St. Patrick's Day parade. (NEG. NO. 191876-2)
RMG53845–The Queen Mother, as Chancellor of London University, attending the Students Union Commemoration Ball at Queen Elizabeth College, Kensington, London.
RMG57MMY–The Queen Mother arrives at the Italian Embassy, London, for a banquet hosted by President Saragat of Italy.
RMG59C0H–1960: Group Captain James 'Johnnie' Johnson, the fighter ace of Second World War fame, with his wife, Paula, outside Buckingham Palace, London, after being made a Commander, Military Division, of the Order of the British Empire. The Queen Mother held the investiture on behalf of the Queen.
RM2D31JTY–The Hon. Patricia Mountbatten married Captain the Lord Brabourne, Coldstream Guards, at Romsey Abbey.
RMG4HRJ1–As part of her 80th birthday celebration, the Queen Mother visited the Press Club, Shoe Lane, London, where she tried her skill on the snooker table, watched by Secretary John Le Neve, left.
RMG52B5C–QUEEN MOTHER ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY 1980: An ample amount of shamrock adorns the Queen Mother's rain cape at Victoria barracks, Windsor, where she presented officers and men of the Irish Guards with shamrock during their traditional St. Patrick's Day parade.
RMG5090Y–The Queen Mother in her robes as University chancellor, at the University of London when she attended the Foundation day dinner and conferred honorary degrees. Carrying her train is Mr Henry Beaumont.
RMG52EPN–The Queen (The Queen Mother) with Sir Humphrey De Trafford in the paddock at Hurst Park races, where the Queen saw her horse Monaveen, in which she jointly owns with Princess Elizabeth (the Queen) fall in the Queen Elizabeth Steeplechase. Monaveen had to be destroyed.
RMG542E9–Queen Elizabeth visiting Clarendon House, Toc H (Married Couples) Services Club, 20 Queensbury Place, South Kensington. Here The Queen, sporting a thistle emblem in her hat, chats to Private and Mrs John Flood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
RMG538MJ–The Queen Mother in Whitehall, where she unveiled a statue of Field marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, on the 36th anniversary of the D-Day landings.
RMG52MRR–The Queen Mother visited the headquarters of the British Red Cross Society in Grosvenor Crescent, London. The visit was made in connection with the anniversary of Henri Dunant, founder of the society.
RM2D31GTT–Members of the Royal Family wave from the balcony of Buckingham Palace on the occasion of the 25th (silver) wedding anniversary of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. (l-r) Princess Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Elizabeth, King George VI and Princess Margaret.
RMG4HMWT–Queen Mary and the Duchess of York (later the Queen Mother) at a Civil Service art exhibition.
RMG4H6Y6–Prince Albert, Duke of York, (later King George VI) with Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, (later Queen Elizabeth)during their long courtship. They are engaged to be married.
RMG56T6W–GRAHAM HILL 1968: Racing driver Graham Hill showing his children Damon (8), left, and Brigitte (9), the OBE he received from the Queen Mother at his investiture at Buckingham Palace, London. The Queen Mother congratulated him on his second world championship and asked about his victory in the Mexican Grand Prix.
RMG50HG9–Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother) and King George VI leaving Westminster Abbey following the marriage of their daughter Princess Elizabeth to the newly created Duke of Edinburgh.
RMG57JTY–Britain's, Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother walks from the Christmas morning church service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk. * Up to 20 members of Britain's Royal Family gathered at the tiny church on the Sandringham Estate for a tradition celebration of Christmas.
RMG53544–Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother celebrates her 100th birthday from the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Thousands of people have flocked to the streets outside Buckingham Palace to cheer the Queen Mother. * the longest living royal in the history of the British monarchy.
RMG581BJ–VE DAY 1995: (l-r) The Queen, The Queen Mother and Princess Margaret watch a procession of vintage planes fly over Buckingham Palace.
RMG4J5W3–Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother) arriving at Syon House, Brentford, Middlesex, to attend the coming-out dance of 17 year old lady Mary Baillie Hamilton, daughter of the Earl and Countess of Haddington.
RMG57MND–The Duchess of York (centre) and her two small daughters Princess Elizabeth (left) and her sister Princess Margaret (front) at a Disabled ex-soldiers sale of work at 35 Lowndes Square in London.
RMG4HNCW–The Duke and Duchess of York (later Queen Elizabeth and King George VI) and the Fresh Air Fund children in Epping Forest. The duchess tries her hand at the coconut shy.
RMG4HNCF–The Duke and Duchess of York (later King George VI and the Queen Mother) seated after a walk in the grounds of Polesden Lacey, near Dorking, Surrey, where they spent their Honeymoon.
RMG4JBMG–Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon (later the Queen Mother) leaving her home in Bruton Street, London, on her way to Westminster Abbey for her wedding to the Duke of York (later King George VI).
RMG57M05–The funeral service for the Duke of Gloucester (brother of King George VI) in St. George's Chapel, Windsor. Behind the bearer party are (nearest from l) Prince Richard of Gloucester, the Duchess and new Duchess, the Queen, Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Mother, Prince of Wales, Princess Margaret, Lord Snowdon, Princess Anne and the Duchess of Kent.
RMG50KPH–Queen Elizabeth and King George VI arriving with Princess Elizabeth, aged 11, and Princess Margaret (right) at Central Hall, Westminster, for the coronation concert for children.
RMG57HCY–The Duchess of York (later Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mother) arrives by car at the Royal Tournament in London accompanied by her daughters, Princess Elizabeth (r) and Princess Margaret.
RMG5BF60–The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh lead mourners inside St. Paul's Cathedral, London, during the funeral service for Sir Winston Churchill. Behind are the Queen Mother and Prince Charles (later the Prince of Wales).
RMG5B64D–1954: The Queen Mother holds her grandson, Prince Charles, in a tight embrace which he reciprocated. The Queen Mother was about to board her train at Waterloo Station for Southampton and a trip to the USA and Canada. Also there were (l-r) Princess Anne, Sir Winston Churchill and Princess Margaret.
RMG50BH0–(L-R) Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother), Princess Elizabeth (the present Queen Elizabeth II), Princess Margaret and King George VI after his coronation, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, London.
RMG50C43–The Queen's Procession, shortly after arrival at Westminster Abbey for the Royal Wedding of Princess Anneand Captain Mark Phillips. The Queen (left) walks alongside The Queen Mother. Behind them, the uniformed Prince of Wales and his brother, Prince Andrew.
RMG581BF–VE DAY 1995: The Queen Mother wipes her eye as she stands on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to greet the thousands of people who had gathered to commemorate the 50th anniversary of VE Day (Victory in Europe Day). Beside her are her daughters, the Queen (left) and Princess Margaret.
RMG5ANFY–Seen off by other members of the royal family, Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh left London Airport for Nairobi, Kenya, at the start of their tour. King George VI (r), the Queen (later the Queen Mother) and Princess Margaret wave from the tarmac as the plane takes off. The King died on the 6th February 1952.
RM2D31444–Crowds gather outside Buckingham Palace in London, waiting for the Queen Mother to appear on the Balcony during her 100th Birthday celebrations.
RMG5DMJK–The Queen Mother meets well wishers, as she officially reopens the Tower Hamlets Memorial Garden, London, this afternoon. The site was the scene of many wartime visits by the 100 year old royal and her husband, King George during the Second World War. * The new gardens are part of a 33 million regeneration project for the area.
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