Never-before-seen pictures of Queen and Prince Philip up for sale
The album contains 26 images taken at Buckingham Palace in the 1960s
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Never-before-seen pictures of Queen and Prince Philip up for sale (Image: Anthony Buckley & Constantine Ltd)
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An album of 26 black and white photographs of HM The Queen and Prince Philip, taken in 1960 by Royal photographer Anthony Buckley, is going to be auctioned in aid of Cancer Research UK, by Ewbank’s, Surrey’s leading auction house.
Never-before-seen pictures of Queen and Prince Philip up for sale
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