EDOUARD VII Set of 7 documents (1900-1908): - Invitation, menu and table plan for the dinner given by the Secretary of State for War in honor of King Edward VII's birthday on June 26, 1903 (qqs gnawed at invitation). - Menu for the luncheon given to the Prince of Wales by J. Geo. GARNEAU, mayor of Quebec City, July 24, 1908, 4 pp. small in-8 in color illustrated front cover with red ribbon. - Small handwritten menu on cardboard with the Edouard VII cipher, lunch or dinner on DECEMBER 25, 1905 at Sandringham House (private residence of Edouard VII and his family) (2 wormholes). - Small menu printed on cardboard for the dinner given by the British Embassy on January 29, 1908. - Small menu of [4] pp. printed in gilt letters on cream paper, monogram LH crowned on cover, June 7, 1900 (cut at fold.)

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