Philip Mountbatten Collection

Princess Elizabeth (later Elizabeth II) on her betrothal to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, Buckingham Palace, London
5999700 Princess Elizabeth (later Elizabeth II) on her betrothal to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, Buckingham Palace, London, 1947 (b/w photo) by English Photographer

First of the Royal Wedding Cakes Mr Jack Bryant and girl employees of Huntley & Palmers inspect the wedding cake in its glass case at Reading today

Royal Wedding. The procession of the Brotherhood of St Edward the Confessor showing the five banners which will add to the brilliance of Princess Elizabeths wedding

Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh at Romsey for their honeymoon following their wedding. November 1947

Prince Philip as a young boy dressed in traditional Greek costume. September 1930

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, seen here as a young boy at the age of five September 1926

Prince Philip as a young boy dressed in traditional Greek costume. September 1930

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, seen here as a young boy at the age of five September 1926

Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, on the eve of his wedding, with his Naval colleagues having a laugh. With him is his uncle Earl Mountbatten holding a cigar. 19th November 1947. vfr1

Royal Wedding. Although in the early hours of the morning it came on to rain as our picture chows, this did not stop the all night crowds from sticking to their position to make sure they get a good

Children among the crowds outside the Palace tonight climbed the railings to get a view of the Royal family as they came out on the Balcony. 19 November 1947

Royal Wedding. Five elderly ladies who are braving the weather by sleeping out all night to make sure of getting a good view of the Royal Wedding picture taken in the Mall. 1947

Royal Wedding. A part of the crowd who stayed all night even when it rained to make sure of getting a good view of the Royal Wedding

Crowds gather outside floodlight Palace on eve of Royal Wedding. 19 November 1947

Guards present to Princess. An Imperial red and gold dessert service has been ordered by the Brigade of Guards as a wedding present for Princess Elizabeth

Royal Wedding. Two men who stayed all night for the Royal Wedding, seen having an early morning shave picture taken in Whitehall. 20 November 1947

Royal Wedding Presents Princess Margarets present to the Royal Couple - a picnic case in plastic. 17th November 1947

Royal Wedding. These French girls smile happily as they were photographed on their way to take up their positions to get a good view of the Royal Wedding. Picture taken near the Mall

A thousand London Scouts are to sell the official Souvenir Programmes of the Royal Wedding on 20th November 1947. Left to right John Shire of Kilbrun, age 16, and Ian Berry age 17

Royal Wedding Presents on display at St Jamess Palace King Georges present to his daughter is this diamond necklace. On right is a Coronet from Queen Mary

Royal Wedding. Jimmy Wright, a canadian who has travelled 7000 miles to see the Royal Wedding, seen wearing a beaver cap seen keeping warm round a fire in the Mall, at 2 o clock this morning

Royal Wedding. People determined to get a good view photographed on top of telephone boxes, near Westminster Abbey. 20 November 1947

Royal Wedding. A women keeping guard over two children whilst they wait all through the night to catch a glimpse of the Royal Wedding. Picture taken in Trafalgar Square at one o clock in the morning

Royal wedding presents at St Jamess Palace Queen Elizabeths wedding present to the Princess - two rows of pearls 17th November 1947

Royal Weddng Presents on display at St Jamess Palace. Presents from the Royal Family including the King and Queen and Queen Mary 17th November 1947

Duke of Edinburghs Life Filmed, 23rd September 1953 The life story of the Duke of Edinburgh is the subject of a half-hour documentary film which opens in London

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"Philip Mountbatten: A Life of Love and Royalty" In this captivating black and white photo from 1947, we witness the beginning of a fairytale. Princess Elizabeth, later known as Queen Elizabeth II, stands beside her betrothed Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten at Buckingham Palace in London. Their love story unfolds before our eyes. As the first Royal Wedding Cakes are presented by Mr Jack Bryant and his team from Huntley & Palmers, we catch a glimpse of the grandeur that awaits them. The Brotherhood of St Edward the Confessor processes through the streets, showcasing their devotion to this momentous occasion. After their nuptials, Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip embark on a romantic honeymoon in Romsey. They radiate joy and happiness as they begin their journey together as husband and wife. Even as a young boy dressed in traditional Greek costume in September 1930, Prince Philip exudes an air of regality. His upbringing shaped him into the remarkable man he would become - Duke of Edinburgh - seen here at just five years old. The eve of his wedding brings anticipation and excitement for what lies ahead for Prince Philip. He stands tall with confidence, ready to embark on a lifelong commitment to his beloved princess. Despite rain dampening the early morning hours during their royal wedding day, nothing could dampen the spirits of those who gathered outside Buckingham Palace to catch a glimpse of history unfolding before them. Children even climbed railings to be part of this magical moment. Amongst all these snapshots capturing significant moments throughout Prince Philip's life is one constant theme: love for his family and dedication to duty. From childhood innocence to becoming an integral part of British royalty, he has left an indelible mark on history. Prince Philip's legacy will forever be intertwined with that iconic image – standing alongside Queen Elizabeth II – symbolizing unwavering support throughout her reign.