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Crowning of the queen Black & White Stock Photos
RM2HX5HF0–The Queen, Crowned, Returns in Triumph To Palace The Queen wears the Imperial State Crown on her had as she acknowledges the cheers from the many thousands who packed the Royal route after her crowning in Westminster abbey. The golden coach in which she is traveling was returning her to Buckingham Palace. The picture was taken in Whitehall. June 02, 1953.
RM2AWADNM–Queen Beatrix grants awarded to six young winning artists at the Royal Palace in Amsterdam Date: October 12, 1984 Location: Amsterdam, Noord-Holland Keywords: ARTISTS , GRANTS, crowning, royal Person Name: Beatrix, queen, Conrad van der Veen, Willem van Weelden
RM2M3NTC4–Queen Elizabeth II drives through Trafalgar Square in central London in the golden State coach on the way to Westminster Abbey for her Coronation on 2 June 1953. Date: 1953
RMBXBEBP–The Protestants' Joy; Coronation of King William III of England and his Wife Mary, 14 April 1689; Black and White Illustration;
RM2M3NNHD–General view of the State Procession down the Nave led by H. M. The Queen, flanked by her Maids of Honour after the Coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey on June 2nd 1953. Date: 1953
RF2MDKNK6–Crown king and crossed sharp sword concept with ribbon in vintage style isolated illustration. Vintage crowning, elegant queen or king crowns.
RM2M3NNT9–The supreme moment during the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II where St. Edward's Crown is placed on the Queen's head by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the people shout, 'God Save the Queen' and the Princes and Princesses, Peers and Peeresses simultaneously put on their coronets and caps. Date: 1953
RM2HP6K3N–The annual Knutsford Royal May Day procession in 1976 in Knutsford, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. It traditionally includes a fancy-dress pageant of children in historical or legendary costumes with horse-drawn carriages. Ceremony of crowning of the girl chosen as May Queen.
RM2M3NNH1–Spectacular illustration by ILN special artist, Bryan de Grineau, showing the supreme moment of the Coronation ceremony of Queen Elizabeth II in Westminster Abbey when the Archbishop of Canterbury reverently placed St Edward's Crown on the head of the monarch. Date: 1953
RM2FJNBT5–1956, historical, outside in the grounds of church, standing for her photo, the town's May Queen, a young girl wearing a crown and long gown, with flower bouquet. England, UK. An ancient festival celebrating the arrival of Spring, May Day involved the crowning of a May Queen and dancing around a Maypole, activities that have taken place in England for centuries. Selected from the girls of the area, The May Queen would start the procession of floats and dancing. In the industrialised North of England, the Church Sunday Schools often led its organisation.
RM2M3P5Y1–A drawing specially made for The Sphere showing Princess Elizabeth (the future Queen Elizabeth II) and Princess Margaret Rose in the Royal box with their grandmother, Her Majesty Queen Mary where they looked straight out onto the Coronation theatre, directly facing the throne-chair of St. Edward. Opposite on the left is the tomb of Aymer de Valance, into the rear wall of which was built the cinemaograph operator's window. Date: 1937
RMHT2AF3–Fireworks on the occasion of the coronation of Anna Ioannovna on April 30, 1730, 1730. Artist: Anonymous
RM2FXBEJK–Entry and coronation Hague flower queen, stewardess Gusta van de Leuv (KLM), August 9, 1954, Entry, Crowning, STEWARDESSES, flower queens, The Netherlands, 20th century press agency photo, news to remember, documentary, historic photography 1945-1990, visual stories, human history of the Twentieth Century, capturing moments in time
RM2M3NNGN–The supreme moment during the coronation ceremony of Queen Elizabeth II with the Archbishop of Canterbury placing the crown on the monarch's head. He stands to one side for the convenience of the picture. She is sitting on King Edward's Chair in the Pall of Cloth-of-Gold, and wearing the Stole Royal. On her wrists are the Armills and on the fourth finger of her right hand, the Ring. In her right hand is the Sceptre with the Cross; in her left the Rod with the Dove. The Archbishop has taken St. Edward's Crown from the cushion held by the Dean of Westminster, the Bishop of Durham stands at
RMP89E7P–Fireworks on the occasion of the coronation of Anna Ioannovna on April 30, 1730. Museum: Russian State Historical Library, Moscow.
RMG4CEG1–A massed pipe band, including Scottish regiments, Indian regiments and a brigade of Gurkhas in the Coronation procession on the return from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace after the crowning of Queen Elizabeth II.
RM2BWB8GM–Crowning of carnival King and Queen . The carnival King and Queen were crowned at Clacton - on - Sea in connection with the regatta celebrations . Carnival crowds at Clacton . 24 July 1924
RM2M3PB9R–The Coronation of Haakon VII (Prince Carl of Denmark and Iceland, born Christian Frederik Carl Georg Valdemar Axel (18721957) and Queen Maud of Norway in Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim on the 22nd June 1906. Date: 1906
RM2BW8PPM–Crowning of the Sidcup beauty queen , Mis Maureen Leonard , at the Odeon Cinema . British film star , Miss Valerie Hobson , made the presentation and is pictured 2nd from left . 3 December 1937
RM2HX5HEW–Our Queen is Crowned -- H.M. The Queen photographed immediately after the Crowning Ceremony, with St. Edward's Crown on her hear. Her Majesty is holding the Rod with Dove (of equity and mercy) in her left hand; and the Scepte with Cross (consign of kingly power and justice) in her right hand. The whole of the splendid gathering in the Abbey are now wearing their Coronets. June 02, 1953. (Photo by Press Photos Combine (Fox)).
RMW1DYJE–Gila River Relocation Center, Rivers, Arizona. Dave Rogers, after crowning Hido Maeyama from camp # . . .; Scope and content: The full caption for this photograph reads: Gila River Relocation Center, Rivers, Arizona. Dave Rogers, after crowning Hido Maeyama from camp #2, Harvest Festival Queen, dances with her.
RM2M3P635–The thrones used for the enthronisation stage of the ceremony during the coronation of King George V in June 1911. These would be used following the crowning of the King on St. Edward's Chair and differ for each coronation. This pair were reproduced by Messrs Morris (William Morris) from Jacobean originals from Knole with an X-shaped back supports of beechwood and upholstery of crimson silk damask specially designed by William Morris some years before. The silk was dyed with pure madder and woven on the Morris looms at Merton Abbey. Date: 1911
RM2WTFR9C–Esther and Ahasuerus: crowning of Esther. unknown c. 1530-1550 Tapestry Dimensions: H 11'2' x W 17' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: Flemish Weaving Center: Brussels Ownership History: French & Co. received from De Witt, invoiced 7/3/1931; returned from consignment, 8/26/1932. Before architectural setting, Esther becomes queen as she is crowned by Ahasuerus; courtiers surround; L background, Esther's wedding feast (Esther 1-2:20) (BRD) bunches of oversize flowers & fruit against central palm tree trunk motif; (L & R BRD) large birds; fronds springing at bottom; (LWR BRD) centere
RF2MGW2JB–Crown king and crossed sharp sword concept with ribbon in vintage style isolated vector illustration. Vintage crowning, elegant queen or king crowns.
RM2WNAF8G–Engraving entitled The Coronation Chair of the English Sovereigns. With the Shield and Sword of State of Edward the Third. Westminster Abbey, London.
RF2MXAY83–Skull smoking cigar or cigarette smoke in crown king with crossed swords and ribbon illustration. Vintage crowning, elegant queen or king crowns
RM2HP6JTA–The annual Knutsford Royal May Day procession in 1976 in Knutsford, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. It traditionally includes a fancy-dress pageant of children in historical or legendary costumes with horse-drawn carriages. Ceremony of crowning of the girl chosen as May Queen.
RM2FJNCF3–1956, historical, outside in the grounds of church, two teenage girls showing off dance moves they will perform in the May Day carnival, Leds, England, UK. An ancient festival celebrating the arrival of Spring, May Day involved the crowning of a May Queen and dancing around a Maypole, activities that have taken place in England for centuries. Selected from the girls of the area, The May Queen would start the procession of floats and dancing. In the industrialised North of England, the Church Sunday Schools often led the organisation of the carnival.
RMG49XNJ–The Archbishop of Canterbury prepares to place St. Edward's Crown on the Queen, who is seated in St Edward's Chair. The Bishop of Durham is at her right and The Bishop of Bath and Wells is at her left
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RMG8DGPB–Pamela Cox, 18, of Langley Hall Farm in Middleton, Manchester, after her crowning as National Dairy Queen of 1966 by the Duke of Bedford at the Connaught Rooms in London. She was chosen from 15 Regional Dairy Princesses, she herself representing the North West.
RF2CFM0PE–Lady little princess. Compelling baby. Kid wear golden crown symbol of princess. Girl cute baby wear crown while stand yellow background. Become princess concept. Every girl dreaming to be princess.
RM2JYY2DT–File photo dated 2/6/1953 of the scene after the crowning ceremony in Westminster Abbey, showing Queen Elizabeth II wearing the St. Edward Crown and carrying the Sceptre and the Rod. Issue date: Thursday September 8, 2022.
RM2HX5HGM–The supreme moment of the Crowning of Queen Elizabeth II. The Archbishop of Canterbury receiving the Crown of St. Edward from the Dean of Westminster, placed it reverently upon the Queen's head. As she was crowned the congregation shouted, 'God Save the Queen;' peers and peeresses put on their coronets, Kings of Arms their crowns, and a fanfare of trumpets was sounded. Outside bells pealed and guns fired a salute. June 02, 1953. (Photo by Daily Mirror).
RF2MXAYA1–Skull smoking cigar or cigarette smoke in crown king monochrome illustration isolated on white background. Vintage crowning, elegant queen or king
RM2HP6K1D–The annual Knutsford Royal May Day procession in 1976 in Knutsford, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. It traditionally includes a fancy-dress pageant of children in historical or legendary costumes with horse-drawn carriages. Ceremony of crowning of the girl chosen as May Queen.
RM2FJNCNE–1956, historical, outside in the grounds of church, two young girls show off their pretty gowns for the May Day carnival, where they will support the May Queen of the year in her duties, Leeds, England, UK. An ancient festival celebrating the arrival of Spring, May Day involved the crowning of a May Queen and dancing around a Maypole, activities that have taken place in England for centuries. Selected from the girls of the area, The May Queen would start the procession of floats and dancing. In the industrialised North of England, the Church Sunday Schools often led the organisation.
RMWARG9B–Dorothy Zimmerman, as Spring, crowning Irma Sweeney as the May Queen at the May Day festival at the Neighborhood House, Washington, D.C.
RFTA4PFJ–Getting all noble. Mature businessman wearing crown. Senior man representing power and triumph. Success in business. King of style. Achieving victory and success. Fit for a king. Business king.
RM2HX5HE6–The Crowned Queen Leaves The Abbey -- The Queen, wearing the imperial state crown and carrying the sceptre with the cross and the Orb, leaves Westminster Abbey after her crowning to-day. Supporting her are the bishop of bath and well, Dr. Harold William Bradfield (right) and the bishop of Durham, Dr. Arthur Michael Ramsay. Six maids of Honour carry the Queen's train. Nearest the camera (right to left) Lady Mary Baillie-Hamilton; Lady Jane Heathcote-Drummond Willoughby; and Lady Rosemary Spencer-Churchhill. Farthest from Camera (Right to left) Lady Jane Vane-Tempest-Stewat; Lady Anne Coke; and
RF2MXK6HP–Skull smoking cigar or cigarette smoke in crown king with crossed swords and ribbon illustration. Vintage crowning, elegant queen or king crowns, roya
RM2HP6K8E–The annual Knutsford Royal May Day procession in 1976 in Knutsford, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. It traditionally includes a fancy-dress pageant of children in historical or legendary costumes with horse-drawn carriages. Ceremony of crowning of the girl chosen as May Queen.
RM2FJNCA8–1956, historical, outside in the grounds of church, a young girl in her gown and holding a flower bouquet stnading for a photograph before the May Day carnival and the crowing of the town's May Queen. An ancient festival celebrating the arrival of Spring, May Day involved the crowning of a May Queen and dancing around a Maypole, activities that have taken place in England for centuries. Selected from the girls of the area, The May Queen would start the procession of floats and dancing. In the industrialised North of England, the Church Sunday Schools often led the organisation.
RF2MH213A–Skull in crown king with crossed swords isolated vector illustration on white background. Vintage crowning, elegant queen or royal king crown
RM2HX5HFA–Plan of the Theatre of Westminster Abbey Positions at the Moment of Crowning. May 21, 1953.
RM2HX5HD2–Queen Elizabeth II Coronation - 1953, Abbey Scenes - British Royalty. January 06, 1954. (Photo by The Associated Press Ltd.).
RM2J4BD2C–The King, with his mother, brother & three sisters. The King is standing with Queen Alexandra. May 3, 1935.
RFTY2X50–He is noble every inch of him. Mature businessman trying on crown. Fit for a king. Business king. Senior man representing power. Success in business. King of style. Achieving victory and success.
RM2HP6K5K–The annual Knutsford Royal May Day procession in 1976 in Knutsford, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. It traditionally includes a fancy-dress pageant of children in historical or legendary costumes with horse-drawn carriages. Ceremony of crowning of the girl chosen as May Queen.
RM2F9T775–1956, historical, outside in the grounds of a church,standing for a photo, two young girls in their pretty gowns they will wear in the traditional May Queen procession, England, UK. May Day is an ancient festival of Spring and celebrations , including Morris Dancing, the crowning of a May Queen and dancing around a Maypole having taken place in England for centuries. Selected from the girls of the area to lead the May Day parade, the May Queen wearing a crown, would start the celebrations and in the North of England, the Church Sunday Schools led the organisation of the day.
RF2MGFPFF–Skull in crown king monochrome illustration isolated on white background. Vintage crowning, elegant queen or king crowns, royal imperial coronation
RM2J4BD37–King George as a boy with his mother Queen Alexandra. May 3, 1935. (Photo by W. & D. Downey).
RFTDKYE3–Nobility obliges. Business king. Mature businessman wearing crown. Senior man representing power and triumph. Success in business. King of style. Achieving victory and success. Fit for a king.
RM2J3988M–Queen Victoria & Prince Albert - (Deceased) - Early British Royalty. May 25, 1950. (Photo by The Associated Press).
RM2J398A7–Their Majesties the King and the Queen photographed in robes after the opening of parliament. May 6, 1935. (Photo by Vandyk).
RM2J398A0–The King And Queen At Windsor - An exclusive photograph of Their Majesties King George and Queen Mary taken at Windsor. May 1, 1935.
RM2J3989G–Couple - During the Jubilee celebrations the king and Queen entered the city, ceremony at temple bar. Both acknowledge the cheers of the crowd. June 17, 1935.
RM2F9T7B3–1956, historical, outside in the grounds of church, standing for their photo, two young ladies in their costumes for the traditional May Queen procession, England, UK. In many Englsih villages, the May Day celebrations involved the crowning of a May Queen and dancing around a Maypole, actiitvities that have taken place in England for centuries. Selected from the girls of the area, the May Queen wearing a crown, would start the procession and the parade of floats and dancing. In the industrialised North of England, the Church Sunday Schools often led the organisation of the day.
RF2MH228P–Skull in crown king monochrome illustration isolated on white background. Vintage crowning, elegant queen or king crowns, royal imperial coronation
RFTY2C0X–Will you go for the prize. King of style. Business king. Mature businessman holding crown. Senior man representing power and triumph. Success in business. Getting victory and success. Fit for a king.
RM2BW35E9–First May Queen of the year crowned at Dagenham . The Dagenham May Queen , the first of the year , was crowned at the Osborne Hall , Dagenham . The new Queen , Olive Smith , aged 10 , was crowned by the old queen , Patricia Cane aged 12 . The old queen , Patricia Cane crowning the new Queen of Dagenham Olive Smith . 29 April 1933
RM2J39899–The Jubilee -- The King and Queen receiving the City Sword at Temple Bar ***** the City. June 17, 1935. (Photo by London News Agency Photos Ltd.).
RM2F9T7H3–1956, historical, outside in the grounds of a church, two girls in their outfits, showing the moves they will perform in the traditional May Queen carnival, England, UK. An ancient festival of Spring and celebrations, in many villages, May Day involved the crowning of a May Queen and dancing around a Maypole, activities that have taken place in England for centuries. Selected from the girls of the area, The May Queen wearing a crown, would start the procession of floats and dancing. In the industrialised North of England, the Church Sunday Schools often led the organisation of the day.
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