Prince Philip Duke Of Edinburgh Collection

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, 2000s, (2023). Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, 2000s, (2023). Elizabeth (1926-2022) and Philip (1921-2021) were married in 1947

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, 2010s, (2023). Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, 2010s, (2023). Elizabeth (1926-2022) and Philip (1921-2021) were married in 1947

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, 2010s, (2023). Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, 2010s, (2023). Elizabeth (1926-2022) and Philip (1921-2021) were married in 1947

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, 2000s, (2023). Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, 2000s, (2023). Prince Philip (1921-2021) was the husband of Queen Elizabeth II

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, 2000s, (2023). Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, 2000s, (2023). Prince Philip (1921-2021) was the husband of Queen Elizabeth II

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, 2000s, (2023). Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, 2000s, (2023). Prince Philip (1921-2021) was the husband of Queen Elizabeth II

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, 2000s, (2023). Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, 2000s, (2023). Prince Philip (1921-2021) was the husband of Queen Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip during the silver jubilee tour. The Queen shares a joke as she tours the Metal Box factory at Neath, Wales. 23rd June 1977

Prince Philip visiting Wales. Mr D A Richards explains the camera for the optical tracking of satellites to the Duke of Edinburgh

HRH the Duke of Edinburgh is saluted by an officer of the Welsh Guards before the inspection of the Guard of Honour. Wales, circa 1955

Jamie Burke of Liverpool celebrates his first birthday when Prince Philip visits Grange Park School, though Jamie seems unaware of the Royalty of the occasion. 1st June 1972

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, Bebington visit. Pictured, the presentation of a silver plaque to the Duke as a silver wedding gift and a souvenir of his visit by John Carvall (left) aged 19

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, watches the trampoline display at Port Sunlight. Circa May 1972

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, North West visits. The Duke chats to three pipers of the Moreton (Wirral) Boys Brigade. They are (left to right) Mike Knox, aged 16, Ian Knox, aged 15

Sea Cadets from the training ship Seahawk (Bebington unit) are inspected by the Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, as he enters the training centres grounds. Circa May 1972

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, questions one of the Red Cress Cadets about the use of some equipment. Circa June 1972

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, tries Guides beefburgers at Port Sunlight, offered by Margaret Saner, aged 14. Circa May 1972

Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II) and Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh visiting the West Midlands. Pictured at the British Industries Fair, outside exhibition, Castle Bromwich

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visiting Birmingham, West Midlands. 3rd November 1955

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip pictured leaving Barry docks on the Royal barge, during their silver jubilee tour. 23rd June 1977

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visiting Wales during the silver jubilee tour, pictured passing down Kingsway, Cardiff. 24th June 1977

Prince Philip visiting Wales. Rear Admiral D J Hoare the headmaster of the Atlantic College points out features of the South Wales coastline to the Duke of Edinburgh

Prince Philip visiting Wales. The Guard of Honour of the Welch Regiment being inspected by the Duke. April 1955

Prince Philip visiting Wales, he chats to young army apprentices during his visit to Dyffryn House. Wales, June 1961

Prince Philip visiting Wales. A scroll and electric lamp stand is presented to the Duke of edinburgh outside the City Hall. Cardiff, Wales, circa 1961

Prince Philip visiting Wales. The Duke of Edinburgh turns to acknowledge the warm welcome he receives from the crowd as he leaves Cardiff station. June 1961

Prince Philip visiting Wales. The Duke talks to students in the chemistry department during his tour of the Welsh College of Advanced Technology after the opening. Cardiff, Wales. June 1961

Prince Philip visiting Wales. David De Lloyd presents HRH with a modernistic ashtray on behalf of the students at the Llandaff Technical college, Cdf, during his visit to Duffryn. June 1961

Prince Philip visiting Wales. A smiling Duke of Edinburgh leaves the college after the official opening of the Welsh College of Advanced Technology. Cardiff, Wales. June 1961

Queen Elizabeth II visiting Wales. The Queen with the Duke of Edinburgh and Councillor John de Winton, who is president of the Brecknockshire Agriculture Society Show

Broadlands, 1898. Creator: Unknown
Broadlands, 1898. Grade I listed English country house near Romsey in Hampshire, with formal gardens Grade II listed, Queen Elizabeth II

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Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was a prominent figure in the British royal family. He stood by Queen Elizabeth II's side during their silver jubilee tour, showcasing their unwavering partnership and dedication to the monarchy. His visits to Wales were marked by his curiosity and engagement with the locals, as he took the time to understand new technologies like cameras for opticals. The Welsh Guards paid him tribute with a salute, highlighting his esteemed position within military circles. Looking back at Broadlands in 1898, an unknown creator captured a moment that would shape Prince Philip's life forever. Little did anyone know that this young boy would grow up to be an influential member of the royal family. During his visit to Grange, Prince Philip brought joy not only to Jamie Burke but also to all those who had the privilege of celebrating alongside him on this special occasion. His presence made birthdays even more memorable. The Bebington visit showcased Prince Philip's commitment to engaging with local communities across Britain. Whether it was watching trampoline displays or chatting with pipers from North West visits, he always showed genuine interest and appreciation for their talents. Sea Cadets from Seahawk (Bebington unit) were honored when they caught Prince Philip's attention during one of his engagements. Their dedication and discipline resonated with him as someone who understood the importance of service and duty. Even amidst official duties, Prince Philip found moments for lightheartedness. At Port Sunlight, he questioned Red Cross Cadets about their training while trying out Guides beefburgers – a testament to his ability to connect with people from all walks of life. Throughout his life journey alongside Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II), Prince Philip embodied loyalty and support as her devoted husband and consort. Together they faced challenges head-on while leading Britain into a modern era filled with change and progress.