Description
For your consideration is an exceedingly rare and historically significant circa 1951 Royal Household Christmas Card, personally hand-signed by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, then HRH Princess Elizabeth, and HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. This exceptional royal artifact captures a moment in history prior to Queen Elizabeth II\’s ascension to the throne, adding remarkable provenance and importance to the piece. The card, professionally framed to museum-quality standards, measures approximately 16.5\” x 19.75\” and is presented in pristine, original condition.
The card features an elegant silk or satin ribbon, perfectly intact, further emphasizing the care and tradition associated with royal holiday correspondence. The photograph on the front depicts Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip seated in a state limousine during a ceremonial procession on their visit to Canada. This iconic image underscores their global prominence and the goodwill they shared with the Commonwealth and beyond during this period.
Inside, the card reads, \”With best wishes for Christmas and the New Year,\” with the signatures \”Elizabeth & Philip\” boldly hand-inscribed in black ink. The manuscript signatures are exceptionally well-preserved, offering a tangible and personal connection to two of the most iconic figures of the 20th century.
Guaranteed original and authentic, this card is a one-of-a-kind piece of royal history, combining its historical context, impeccable condition, and the personal signatures of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. The cards size, presentation, and historical significance make it an extraordinary collectors item, perfect for historians, royal memorabilia enthusiasts, and fine art collectors. This is more than a holiday card; it is a treasured piece of regal heritage, representing the timeless legacy of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. A truly magnificent and rare opportunity to own an authentic artifact from the early years of their iconic partnership.
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