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Queens, Crowns and Coronations – A fascinating illustrated history of British coronations, including Queen Elizabeth II, presented in a classic 1950s edition—ideal for collectors of royal memorabilia.
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Published by Hutchinson & Co., London. Revised Edition 1952, reprinted December 1952 and March 1953.
A richly illustrated and historically engaging account of British coronations, Queens, Crowns and Coronations by Lewis Broad offers a vivid narrative of royal ceremony, tradition, and pageantry. Originally issued as Crowning the King (1937), this revised edition incorporates material surrounding the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, capturing one of the most significant royal events of the 20th century.
Beautifully produced with photographic plates, Queens, Crowns and Coronations explores the symbolism, ritual, and evolution of coronation ceremonies, making it an appealing volume for collectors of royal history, British heritage, and mid-century illustrated books.
A solid mid-century hardback in classic red cloth, increasingly sought after in the South African market due to enduring interest in British royal history and Commonwealth ties.
Condition – Good
No dust jacket. Red cloth boards show general shelf wear and light marks. Spine slightly dulled but gilt title remains clear. Moderate foxing present throughout, particularly on endpapers and prelims. Binding remains firm and intact.






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