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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH CORONATION SUPPLEMENT MAY 31,1953

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Cover has black & red lettering and colour photograph of Queen Elizabeth II. Back cover has advertisement for the New Humber Super Snipe Motor Car, a product of the Rootes Group. 32 page magazine supplement to the Sunday Telegraph Newspaper, with items about the Queen's Coronation and past history of Royalty.

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Registration number

cwa-org-51-B2010.143

Item type

Books

Inscriptions and markings

Sunday Telegraph

Keywords

Books

Magazines

Coronation

Statement of significance

Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.

Last modified

Tuesday, 15 September, 2020

Albany Historical Society Inc

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