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Royal wedding. HRH Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Montagu Douglas Scott November 6, 1935 12 November 1935

Coronation Road, West Ham, will live up to its name, during Coronation, every house will be fully decorated and twenty- seven royal shields will adorn the road

QE2 - presentation whisky flagon with six glasses
Queen Elizabeth II (QE2): Presentation whisky flagon, Highland Malt Scotch Whisky, in presentation box, with six whisky glasses. Date: 20th century

QUEENS BIRTHDAY PARADE SYDNEY
New South Wales Governor Margaret Beazley inspects the Royal Guard during a ceremonial parade honouring Queen Elizabeths 96th birthday and Platinum Jubilee at Government House in Sydney, Saturday

The Queen leaves Westminster Abbey, London, after Instalation Service of Order of the Bath, 26th October 1972

Epsom Derby 4th June 1986. Princess Diana at Balcony of Royal Enclosure. The Queen with binoculars in background

The Queen leaves Westminster Abbey, London, after Instalation Service of Order of the Bath, 26th October 1972

Queen opens Jamaican Parliament. HM Queen Elizabeth II with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh beside her formerly opens the Jamaican Parliament in Gordon House

Uk-Leisure-Liner Queen Elizabeth 2
Children enjoy the swimming pool on the deck of the United Kingdoms Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth 2 (QM2) on May 1969, in French harbor of Le Havre

HM Queen Elizabeth II leads her horse Carrozza in after it has won the 179th Oaks Stakes, with Lester Piggott in the saddle

Crowds line the shore on Holy Island as the royal barge approaches the landing stae. Visible in the background is the Old Castle on Beblowe Rock

Royal Group Badmington, with Peter Townsend. c. 1953
Royal Group Badmington, with Peter Townsend. c.1953

The Royal Australian Tour. Queen Leaves Melbourne Exhibition Building. Photo Shows: H.M The Queen wearing her tiara and sash - makes a charming study as she picks up her ermine wrap - when about to

Royal Tour of New Zealand H. M The Queen with Governor General Sir Willoughby Norrie
Royal Tour of New Zealand H.M The Queen with Governor General Sir Willoughby Norrie during a garden party in her honour in Auckland, New Zealand. 28 December 1953

Royal Tour of Canada H. M The Queen is given a salute from a Mountie, a Royal Canadian
Royal Tour of Canada H.M The Queen is given a salute from a Mountie, a Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officer, as her holds the car door open on her arrival at Gander Airport in Newfoundland, Canada

H. M The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at the Civic Reception in Masterton during
H.M The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at the Civic Reception in Masterton during the Royal Tour of New Zealand. 15 January 1954

Queen Elizabeth II in the Legislative Council of the New South Wales Parliament in Sydney, when she opened the new session

Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, H. M The Queen attended the conerts given in
Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, H.M The Queen attended the conerts given in their honour by the High Commisioners for Australia and New Zealand at the Royal Festival Hall last evening

Scotland. Her Majesty with Prince Charles and Princess Anne at the Braemar Royal Highland Gathering. 8th September 1968

Driving through the streets in a Land Rover the Queen smiles at the crowds on either side, when the Royal couple visited Holy Island on Sunday

Queen Elizabeth II replying to an address of welcome at Timaru, in the South Island of New Zealand. Her Majesty had driven there from Long Bech to rejoin the royal train after a brief rest from

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh Attend the Scottish National Service. The Queen with the Duke of Edinburgh arriving at St Giless Cathedral, Edinburgh

Queen speaks from Sandringham on Christmas day. HM The Queen seen as she appeared on the television screen during her Christmas Day broadcast from Sandringham. 27 December 1958

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh After the Scottish National Service. The Queen with the Duke of Edinburgh leaving St Giless Cathedral, Edinburgh

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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"QEII: A Royal Icon Through the Ages" From the grandeur of a royal wedding to the historic Coronation Road, it has left an indelible mark on our hearts. The union of HRH Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Montagu Douglas was a momentous occasion that captured the world's attention. Coronation Road in West Ham truly lived up to its name during the Coronation, as every house adorned itself with pride and patriotism. It was a sight to behold, showcasing unwavering support for their beloved Queen. The presentation whisky flagon with six glasses bearing the emblem of QE2 is a testament to her enduring legacy. Each sip from those glasses carries with it a sense of regality and reverence for this remarkable monarch. Across oceans, even in Sydney's Queens Birthday Parade, Her Majesty's presence was felt. The crowds cheered as she graced them with her dignified presence year after year, and is moments like these that remind us why she is adored by millions worldwide. As she left Westminster Abbey after the Installation Service of Order Of, London bid farewell to their Queen with utmost respect and admiration. Her gracefulness radiated through every step she took, leaving an everlasting impression on all who witnessed it. Princess Diana herself stood at the balcony of Royal Enclosure during Epsom Derby in 1986. In that moment, two iconic figures united under one roof - both representing elegance and poise that would forever be associated with QEII's reign. Not confined within borders alone, HM Queen Elizabeth II opened Jamaican Parliament alongside Prince Philip, Duke - symbolizing unity between nations and reinforcing her role as an international stateswoman. In Sydney once again for Queens Birthday Parade celebrations - each repetition only amplifying our appreciation for this extraordinary sovereign who has dedicated her life to serving her people selflessly.