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RM2D6TWY7–Queen Elizabeth II standing on the red carpet with a party of dignitaries before her departure at Grantley Adams International Airport, Barbados after a Royal tour 8-11th March 1989
RMENTXMB–Royal Tour of Canada. The Queen receives a flower from a young girl after she had unveiled a Memorial to members of The Commonwealth Air Forces at Green Island, Ottowa. 1959.
RM2D8DH3R–A line of local students and pupils greet HRH Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Queen's College. Her Majesty was on her final visit to the Caribbean Island of Barbados. March 8, 1989.
RMG4K5K0–The Queen smiles down at Mei Kainona, as the four year old Fijian girl bows gravely before presenting her with a bouquet of native flowers in Suva.
RMRT8W9W–Queen Elizabeth II visit to Queen's College to officiate at the stone laying ceremony for the school's new building. Barbados, Caribbean. 1989
RM2HX5G3W–Royal Couple Leave On Commonwealth Tour *****. -- Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh wave goodbye from the steps of their plane at London Airport today. The King and Queen and Princess Margaret were at London Airport today to bid farewell to Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh who left by air for Nairobi, Kenya on the First stage of tour of Ceylon, Australia and New Zealand. January 31, 1952. (Photo by Fox Photos).
RMG4JT39–Native Fijians at a welcome meeting for Queen Elizabeth II in Albert Park, Suva, during her visit to Fiji as part of a Commonwealth tour
RMETP4FH–Royal Tour of Australasia by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. They flew out from London to New Zealand where they stayed from the 12th to the 20th October 1981 before gong on to Australia for one day and ending in Sri Lanka from 21st to 25th October. Here Queen Elizabeth II is pictured during the tour. October 1981.
RMKHMA27–King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on their victory tour of London at the end of WWII in 1945. George VI, 1895 – 1952. King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions of the British Commonwealth. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother. Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon, 1900 – 2002. Wife of King George VI and mother of Queen Elizabeth II.
RF2GE1PB5–Queen Elizabeth II tours the Commonwealth nation of Australia with her husband, Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
RMK758T4–The Duke and Duchess of York during their tour of the Empire in 1927. Prince Albert, Duke of York, future George VI, 1895 – 1952. King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions of the British Commonwealth. Duchess of York, future Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother. Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon, 1900 – 2002. Wife of King George VI and mother of Queen Elizabeth II. From The Coronation Book of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, published 1937.
RM2H24TD5–A commemorative arch in the shape of four boomerangs in Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in 1954. It was erected to celebrate the Royal visit of Queen Elizabeth II on her Coronation Tour of the country. The imposing arch has an interesting design, with indigenous Aboriginal art topped with the royal crown (it would probably not be politically correct to mix the two in that way today). In front is an ‘atomic’ style hanging sculpture/mobile. The same arch was first used in Sydney for the Queen’s visit to that city. It was then swiftly moved to Melbourne – a vintage 1950s photograph.
RMHKEJHJ–Daily Telegraph , Picture Supplement of the Royal Tour undertaken by Queen Elizabeth 1953-1954
RME13Y0D–Mar. 31, 2012 - ....And Obi Oksi II Dressed His Best For The Duke: The Gloucester's Nigerian Tour did not go unmarked in the special diary of Obi Oksi II, Natural Ruler of Onitsha, When the Duke and Duchess were recently visiting Enugu in the Eastern Region. For the ceremony in the Assembly House his majesty wore his ermine-lined crown, carried his staff and symbols and wore his gold signet ring, not forgetting to pin a treasured Imperial Honour graciously presented him by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain and the Commonwealth
RM2M3T3P0–Arriving back from a tour of the Commonwealth in Kenya, Queen Elizabeth II wearing black steps from the plane, after the death of her father George VI. Date: 7th February 1952
RM2M3NPNB–Commonwealth nuclear scientists entertained to lunch at Balmoral by Queen Elizabeth II in 1958. The forty scientists were part of a tour of the nuclear power stations of Britain - the idea being suggested by Harold Macmillan. Date: 1958
RM2F60HR3–Crowd scenes in Bridgetown, Barbados, 1955, during Princess Margaret’s Caribbean tour. Here a welcome sign is displayed outside the neo-Gothic Parliament Buildings in Parliament Square. In January 1955, the Princess made the first of many trips to the Caribbean, her tour aboard Britannia to the British colonies was popular throughout the West Indies. Princess Margaret, (1930 – 2002) was the younger daughter of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and the sister of Queen Elizabeth II. This image is from an old amateur 35mm colour transparency – a vintage 1950s photograph.
RMHKP6AH–Royal coverage relating to Queen Elizabeth 2nd, the coronation in 1953 and the Royal Tour in 1953-54
RMRT8X3C–Queen Elizabeth II on the red carpet after arriving at Barbados for a Royal tour 8-11th March 1989
RM2GC3C66–Shirley Weston snake girl catches the Dukes eye as she displays the carpet snake Queen Elizabeth II with the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Phillip in Melbourne Australia during the Foreign Visit to Australia March 1954
RMRYNXF6–Queen Elizabeth II visit to Queen's College to officiate at the stone laying ceremony for the school's new building. Barbados, Caribbean. 1989
RMG4JT24–Native Fijians at a welcome meeting for Queen Elizabeth II in Albert Park, Suva, during her visit to Fiji as part of a Commonwealth tour
RMEHKB1J–Queen Elizabeth II on the red carpet at the start of a four-day trip to Barbados. 8-11th March 1989
RMG4MPB9–Aborigines wave union jack flags as they wait to see Queen Elizabeth II, during her tour of Australasia.
RMF2GD92–A guard of honour welcomes H.M. Queen Elizabeth & H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh arrival at Barbados via Concorde. Circa 1989
RMG67RMX–Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh on the steps of the veranda at O'Shannassy Chalet, Warburton, where they enjoyed a weekend of privacy during their Australian tour.
RMG67RMY–White-clad children curtsey to the Queen as she walks through the guard of honour mounted for her visit to the gigantic youth rally at Wayside Oval, the Adelaide cricket ground, South Australia. The rally was the largest of its kind staged during the Royal tour of the Commonwealth.
RMG6XD91–Watched by the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen symbolically accepts from the Governor, General Sir Gordon MacMillan, the four silver keys of the Fortress of Gibraltar. The royal visitors had just landed from the Britannia on the final visit of their Commonwealth tour. Hundreds of Soaniards, forbidden by General Franco to enter Gibraltar, watched the ceremonies from hills across the border.
RMETPXHN–Royal Tour of Australasia by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. They flew out from London to New Zealand where they stayed from the 12th to the 20th October 1981 before gong on to Australia for one day and ending in Sri Lanka from 21st to 25th October. Here Queen Elizabeth II greets enthusiastic crowd members who have gathered to see her. October 1981.
RM2RPF1DG–Queen Elizabeth II stepping off the Royal Train in 1954 during her Royal Visit to New South Wales.
RF2GE1PC3–Queen Elizabeth II tours the Commonwealth nation of Australia with her husband, Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
RM2D6TX34–Queen Elizabeth II standing on the red carpet with a party of dignitaries before her departure at Grantley Adams International Airport, Barbados after a Royal tour 8-11th March 1989
RMG4KCPA–Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh in an open top Land Rover in Newcastle, Australia.
RMG4KC0W–A triumphal arch bearing greetings in Kingston, Jamaica, preparing to receive Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh.
RM2F60HPK–Crowd scenes in Bridgetown, Barbados, 1955, during Princess Margaret’s Caribbean tour. Here crowds line the harbour at Trafalgar Square (now called National Heroes Square). Here a tender from the moored Royal Yacht ‘Britannia’ is arriving. In January 1955, the Princess made her first trips to the Caribbean, her tour aboard Britannia to the British colonies was popular throughout the West Indies. Princess Margaret, (1930 – 2002) was the sister of Queen Elizabeth II. This image is from an old amateur 35mm colour transparency – a vintage 1950s photograph.
RMG4K5H6–The Queen chatting to 89 year old Elizabeth Bailey on her arrival at Marton Junction during her royal tour of New Zealand.
RM2GC3C07–Countess Mountbatten holds the hand of Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth II holds the hand of Princess Anne during visit to Royal Navy versus Army Polo Match at Marsa Polo Ground Malta May 1954
RMG4JPC9–Barbary apes perch on a railing as the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh visit them on the Rock of Gibraltar during their Royal tour of the Commonwealth.
RM2GC3KT8–Queen Elizabeth II arriving at the State banquet with Premier J Cain of Victoria Melbourne Commonwealth Tour 5th March 1954
RMG4JT1G–Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Salote of Tonga leave a great open air feast given in honour of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.
RM2GC3KNC–Queen Elizabeth II being welcomed by the Premier of Queensland Mr Gair on her arrival at Parliament House . Commonwealth tour 15th March 1954
RM2K0ADH2–Princess Elizabeth, (later Queen Elizabeth II), of England, on her tour of South Africa, 1947
RM2M3NPHD–Queen Elizabeth II at a polo match with President Dr Rajendra Prasad in New Delhi during the royal tour of India in 1961. Date: 1961
RMETP63N–Royal Tour of Australasia by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. They flew out from London to New Zealand where they stayed from the 12th to the 20th October 1981 before gong on to Australia for one day and ending in Sri Lanka from 21st to 25th October. Here Queen Elizabeth II greets enthusiastic crowd members who have gathered to see her. October 1981.
RM2M3NRBM–Queen Elizabeth II meeting local Indian tribes during a royal tour of British Columbia in Canada as part of the centenary celebrations in June 1971. Date: 1971
RM2RPF1DX–Queen Elizabeth II stepping off the Royal Train in 1954 during her Royal Visit to New South Wales.
RM2M3NPGE–A vast crowd listening to Queen Elizabeth II give a speech in the Ramlila Grounds outside Old Delhi during the royal tour of India in 1961. The audience was estimated at 250,000. Date: 1961
RM2WP08J2–Young Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, waving to the crowds during their Royal visit to Brisbane, Queensland, Australia in 1954.
RF2GE1PC6–Queen Elizabeth II tours the Commonwealth nation of Australia with her husband, Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
RM2D6TX2A–Queen Elizabeth II standing on the red carpet with a party of dignitaries before her departure at Grantley Adams International Airport, Barbados after a Royal tour 8-11th March 1989
RM2GC3XN6–Princess Elizabeth , who left England last week with the Duke of Edinburgh on their Commonwealth Tour , returned to London Airport today from Kenya as Queen Elizabeth II . The royal couple had cut short their Commonwealth tour because of the King's death . Government and Opposition ministers , looking very sad as they mourned the passing of King George VI , were at the airport to officially welcome the new Queen . Seen here alighting from the plane . 7 February 1952
RM2GC42TF–Behind the scenes at a state banquet. Homecoming banquet for Queen Elizabeth II at the Mansion House, London after her Commonwealth Tour in 1954. The catering firm of Ring & Brymer (Birch’s) Ltd have handled the catering at every Coronation banquet given by the Corporation of London since Queen Victoria’s Coronation and have catered for more crowned heads than any other firm in the world. 19 May 1954 Photo shows: Two chefs steaming the asparagus
RM2F60HPR–Crowd scenes in Bridgetown, Barbados, 1955, during Princess Margaret’s Caribbean tour. Here crowds line the harbour at Trafalgar Square (now called National Heroes Square). Dignitaries are boarding the tender, ‘Lynx’, to be ferried out to the moored Royal Yacht ‘Britannia’. In January 1955, the Princess made the first of many trips to the Caribbean, her tour aboard Britannia to the British colonies was popular throughout the West Indies. Princess Margaret, (1930 – 2002) was the sister of Queen Elizabeth II. This image is from an old amateur 35mm colour transparency – a vintage 1950s photograph
RMEE923Y–Sydney, Australia. 15 January 2015. The Wattle Spray brooch was presented to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by the Australian government during her 1954 Commonwealth tour and has returned to Australia as part of the Powerhouse Museum exhibition ‘A fine possession: jewellery and identity, from 16 January. The Queen often wears the brooch during official engagements. It was commissioned from William Drummond & Co in Melbourne and is crafted from gold and diamonds, and depicts the national flower of Australia and the blossom of the tea tree. Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News
RM2K1GYTK–Queen Elizabeth visits Calgary Alberta, inspecting the Calgary Highlanders in June 27 1990 on her tour of Canada
RMBFMARC–Dresses worn by Queen Elizabeth II on display at the 'Queen and Commonwealth The Royal Tour' exhibition at Buckingham Palace
RMG4JT1K–Guests at the open-air feast given in Nufualofa, captial of Tonga, by Queen Salote in honour of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh
RMCTA3JE–Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II pictured during her Diamond Jubilee tour in Birmingham, England July 2012.
RMG4K5JY–Native war boats (in foreground) welcome the liner Gothic, in which the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are voyaging on their Commonwealth tour, as it enters the reef at Suva, Fiji.
RMG4K5KM–Fiji islanders Alfred Kikau and his brother Henry, with the whale's tooth (tabua) which they brought 80 miles by canoe across the Pacific to Suva to present to the Queen when she visits the islands during her Commonwealth tour.
RMETPN8N–Royal Tour of Australasia by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. They flew out from London to New Zealand where they stayed from the 12th to the 20th October 1981 before gong on to Australia for one day and ending in Sri Lanka from 21st to 25th October. Here Queen Elizabeth II greets enthusiastic crowd members who have gathered to see her. October 1981.
RMG67RN3–Sir Raymond Huish, President of the Queensland League of Returned Soldiers, meets Queen Elizabeth II on her arrival at the Brisbane exhibition grounds, where the Queen held a review of ex-servicemen and women.
RMENTYCF–Royal Tour of Australia. The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh watching stockmen round up cattle near Alice Springs. 18th March 1963.
RMG4KC17–Vice-Admiral EMC Abel Smith, Flag Officer Royal Yachts, on board the Royal tour liner Gothic, en route to Jamaica, where she will embark the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh during their Commonwealth tour.
RM2WP08J8–Young Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, waving to the crowds during their Royal visit to Brisbane, Queensland, Australia in 1954.
RMG4KBNG–A cheering crowd surging around the procession of cars as the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived to receive the golden key of the town of Colon in Panama. The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh were crossing the Panama isthmus to the Pacific for the continuation of their Commonwealth tour.
RM2K1E8KJ–Princess Elizabeth (future Queen Elizabeth II) and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, are greeted by President Harry S. Truman, his wife, Bess, and his daughter, Margaret, at Washington National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, on October 31, 1951. (USA)
RMG4KBP0–The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh aboard the Royal barge as it comes alongside the Royal tour liner Gothic at Kingston, Jamaica. The Queen and the Duke boarded the ship, which then set course for the Panama Canal, gateway to the Pacific and the next stage of the royal tour of the Commonwealth.
RF2GE1PC7–Queen Elizabeth II tours the Commonwealth nation of Australia with her husband, Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
RMG4J9WK–The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at Government House, Wellington, during their tour of New Zealand.
RF2GE1P8G–Queen Elizabeth II tours the Commonwealth nation of Australia with her husband, Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
RMG4KDKY–10,000 firework display with which Sydney marked the royal arrival on the Commonwealth tour.
RM2D6TWKA–A smiling Queen Elizabeth II visit to Queen's College to officiate at a stone laying ceremony for the new school building. Barbados, Caribbean. 1989
RMG4KC27–The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh smile as the Royal tour liner Gothic leaves Bluff, New Zealand for Australia.
RM2D6TWKE–Britain's Queen Elizabeth II shaking hands with Speaker of the House of Assembly Lawson Weekes, at the Barbados Parliament on Thursday, March 9, 1989, as she departs following ceremonies for the 350th anniversary of the Caribbean Island's parliament. Prince Philip at left and Barbados Prime Minister Erskine Sandiford at rear
RMG4K653–The Queen shows interest during her tour of New Zealand's hydro-electric scheme at Karapiro Power Station.
RM2GC42NF–Behind the scenes at a state banquet. Homecoming banquet for Queen Elizabeth II at the Mansion House, London after her Commonwealth Tour in 1954. The catering firm of Ring & Brymer (Birch’s) Ltd have handled the catering at every Coronation banquet given by the Corporation of London since Queen Victoria’s Coronation and have catered for more crowned heads than any other firm in the world. 19 May 1954 Photo shows: A separate state luncheon for the State Trumpeters
RMG4KDB1–The Queen arriving to open the Parliament of Victoria in Melbourne, during her royal tour of Australia. With the Queen is the Duke of Edinburgh, in uniform as Admiral of the Fleet.
RM2K0AE26–Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II of England) during the South Africa Royal Tour, 1947
RMG4KBHK–The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh on the quarter deck of the Black Prince when they visited the New Zealand cruiser from the Royal tour liner Gothic in the Pacific.
RMEE9240–Sydney, Australia. 15 January 2015. The Wattle Spray brooch was presented to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by the Australian government during her 1954 Commonwealth tour and has returned to Australia as part of the Powerhouse Museum exhibition ‘A fine possession: jewellery and identity, from 16 January. The Queen often wears the brooch during official engagements. It was commissioned from William Drummond & Co in Melbourne and is crafted from gold and diamonds, and depicts the national flower of Australia and the blossom of the tea tree. Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News
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