Letters from Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret due to be auctioned off in Warwick
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Letters from the late Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret are due to be auctioned off in Warwick next week.
Griffin's Auctioneers and Valuers auction house in Warwick will have a collection of letters, cards and items sent by various members of the Royal Family to Sybil and Horace Smith, former riding instructors to the Queen.
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Hide AdThere are more than 40 items in the collection and one of them is a letter from Queen Elizabeth II, which was sent to the Smiths from Malta.
The collection is set to be auctioned off on Tuesday, April 18.
Items in the collection include:
- Christmas cards from the mid 1940s until early 1990s
- Two handwritten letters from Princess Elizabeth/ Queen Elizabeth II
- Handwritten letter from Princess Margaret
- Handwritten card and signed photo from Princess Alexandra,
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Hide Ad- Invitation and OOS for marriage of Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong Jones
- Invitation, Ceremonial and OOS for Thanksgiving ceremony of 25th wedding anniversary of the Queen and the Duke of Edingburgh.
- Telegrams of thanks from Queen Elizabeth II and the then Prince Charles
Griffin’s Auctioneers estimates the Malta letter to sell for £600 to £1,000 – with a total estimate for whole collection being around £3,000 to £5,000.
The auction will take place at The Warwick Arms Hotel in High Street on April 18 and is due to start at 10am.
For more information go to: https://auctions.griffinsauctions.co.uk/auctions/