PRINCESS ELIZABETH OF YORK (1926-2022), future Queen Elizabeth II. - Large lot of silver prints, some for the press, featuring young Elizabeth in uniform in the 1940s: - - 40 photographs in Scout outing and uniform, circa 1943, her mother Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon appears in 6 of them (31 small format and 9 medium format). - - 6 postcard-size photographs in Auxiliary Territorial Service uniform, April to August 1945 (ATS disbanded in 1949). - 1 booklet containing the rally program for London-area Girl Scouts given on June 5, 1937 to celebrate the coronation of George VI. On the cover, a facsimile of the royal couple in their scouting outfits, each with a facsimile signature.

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