#Duke of York

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[rennebright]

Azur Lane by rororo [Twitter/X] ※Illustration shared with permission from the artist. If you like this artwork please support the artist by visiting the source.

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「アズールレーン」 by 轻舞wu | Twitter

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[goodoldroyalty]

Christening of Princess Elizabeth, 1926 - The Graphic

[l-crimson-l]

Oh….oh my

[empress-alexandra]

King George V of the United Kingdom, when he was Duke of York, 1890s.

B&W courtesy of @george-v-and-mary I hope you like it ;)

[grits-galraisedinthesouth]

The Royal Grift Rewind: "Sparry's Ameri-CON"

POV's Fanmail Friday: Prince Harry on A1 Visa

Edited to add: The Me Too Sussex Couple:

Allegedly (since #megxit) MEgain's retort even to Queen Elizabeth's FACE was "what about Andrew!!" When the duo publicly changed their minds and DEMANDED prince & princess titles upon the Queen's death, allegedly Meghan complained (what about Andrew) "what about Beatrice & Eugenie who have HRH!!!"

I've always believed The Sussex Duo is legally challenging EVERY attempt the Palace makes to sever ties with the duo.... they've used Andrew's behavior & legal troubles to blackmail the palace.

@and-the-void-looked-back When the Queen gave them 1 year to make a go of it in NORTH AMERICA (canada) she made a deal with the devil. The duo used every excuse: sars-cov-2, mythcarriage, etc to extend their "benefits." K Charles gave the people a creative lie: "escalate family tensions"

Better Up also needs to be investigated ASAP!!

Exactly @trexalicious

[oscarwetnwilde]

James Wilby as Bertie/Duke of York/George VI in 2002's Bertie & Elizabeth.

[eve-to-adam]

Richard of York: Somerset should have already been imprisoned in the Tower! Henry VI: Said I'll always be your friend Richard of York: The Court absolutely needs a reform… Henry VI: Know that we'll still have each other Richard of York: …to reduce expenses. Henry VI: You can stand under my umbrella Richard of York: Corpus Bones! Your Royal Highness's wife is trying to kill my people! Henry VI: ella, ella, eh, eh, eh

[foreverinthepagesofhistoryy]

Photos of Princes David (King Edward VIII), Albert (King George VI), and Henry (Duke of Gloucester) and Princess Mary (Princess Royal), along with Charlotte “Lala” Bill who would later become the main caretaker for little brother Prince John, at the beach playing, 1900

Source: Princess Victoria’s private albums, Royal Collection Trust

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[behindthecrowns]

The wedding of George V and Mary of Teck

It is said that, contrary to superstition, Queen Mary donned her wedding-dress in full the day prior to the ceremony, and her bridegroom cast a critical eye over it as well! The actual wedding arrangements were very well organised. King George even as a young man, had that passion for smoothness and efficiency in public ceremonies which lasted his entire life, and close on midnight on the eve of his wedding he paid a private visit to the Chapel Royal and took careful note of all the arrangements and positions. 🌼 On 6th July 1893, Prince George, Duke of York (later King George V), and Princess Mary of Teck were married at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, in London. Their wedding was the first royal wedding to take place in St. James's Chapel since the death of Prince Albert in 1861. 🌼 On the morning of their wedding, George accidentally caught sight of his future wife down a long corridor of Buckingham Palace; he proceeded to make a "low and courtly bow," a gesture Mary never forgot. The royal parties were brought from Buckingham Palace to St James's in four large carriage processions, consisting of open landaus. The first public royal wedding in 32 years drew large numbers of spectators, many of whom gathered in the route from Buckingham Palace to St James's Palace to give the couple an "enthusiastic reception". 🌼 The Princess Mary greeted the crowds' applause with her "side-ways smile," and with "a little nervous gesture of her white-gloved right hand". 🌼 The young couple spent their honeymoon at York Cottage, a modest residence on the Sandringham estate, and a house destined to be their permanent home for eight years. At York Cottage the Duke and Duchess of York were allowed ample privacy, although thousands of messages of congratulation were sent to them.

[pourunhomme]

Prince Andrew, Duke of York

[spiritundaunted]

'... exactly May's smile..." :)

[goodoldroyalty]

WITH THIS RING I THEE WED - The wedding of the Duke and Duchess of York - April 28, 1923

[collarsncrowns]

The infant Princess Elizabeth of York (later Elizabeth II) receives doting affection from her grandfather, King George V. Her parents, the Duke and Duchess of York (later George VI and Queen Elizabeth), happily look on. Balmoral, 10 Sept 1927.