Prince Andrew Signed Sarah Ferguson Duchess of York Royalty Autograph Royal Card

Description

This exceedingly rare and historically significant original c.1990 British royal presentation Christmas card was personally sent by HRH Prince Andrew, Duke of York, and HRH Sarah, Duchess of York to Alan and Olga Maxwell. This one-of-a-kind museum-quality artifact is hand-inscribed and boldly signed by both Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, making it an exceptionally scarce and collectible piece of British royal history.

The folded card, measuring approximately 12 by 8 inches, bears the royal cypher of the Duke and Duchess of York on the cover, signifying its official royal provenance. Inside, the card features a color photograph of their daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, offering a rare and personal glimpse into their early years. The dedication handwritten in ink, reading \”To Alan and Olga from Andrew and Sarah,\” adds a deeply personal touch, as royal Christmas cards were traditionally sent to close friends, royal staff, and individuals of particular importance to the royal household.

This Christmas card holds distinguished provenance, originating from the estate of Alan Maxwell, MVO, a respected photographic and camera specialist who worked for Wallace Heaton, the renowned supplier of photographic services to the British royal family. Maxwell was directly involved in providing photographic advice and producing the annual Christmas cards for the Royal Family, further enhancing this artifacts historical significance and authenticity.

This authentic and historically invaluable royal artifact is a prestigious acquisition for collectors of British monarchy memorabilia, royal autographs, and historical documents. With its impeccable provenance, original royal signatures, and fine condition, this hand-signed royal Christmas card is an exceptional addition to museum collections, historical archives, or distinguished private holdings. It serves as a tangible connection to the British royal family and the long-standing tradition of royal holiday greetings, making it a highly desirable and irreplaceable piece of royal history.