Prince Andrew Collection (page 4)

Prince Andrew playing golf at Royal Troon, July 1997 Rolex logo clock in background

Duke and Duchess of York at charity golf tournament in aid of Motor Neurone Disease at Wentworth with princes Beatrice and Eugenie August 1996

Prince Andrew playing golf August 1993

Duke and Duchess of York with Princes Beatrice and Princess Eugenie arrive at Wentworth golf course for charity match in Aston Martin convertible August 1996

Duke and Duchess of York attend charity golf match at Wentworth to raise funds for Motor Neurone Disease Sarah wears all the rings she acquired during her marriage to Andrew August 1996

Prince Andrew after the ceremony March 1988

Prince Andrew visit to Bangor, Northern Ireland, May 1995

Prince Andrew and Princess Eugenie at Sandringham in December 1995

Duchess of York with Prince Andrew June 1985

Prince Andrew aboard the HMS Brazen in the port of London awaiting his mother February 1986

Prince Andrew with the Dutchess of York announcing their engagement March 1986

Prince Edward Royal Wedding, June 1999 The Wedding of Sophie Rhys-Jones to Prince Edward at St Georges chapel in Windsor Prince Edward arriving at his wedding with his brothers Prince Charles

Prince Andrew as a boy with his mother Queen Elizabeth II at the Badminton Horse Trials in Gloucestershire 15th April 1972

Prince Andrew With The Duchess Of York as He Gives Her Pilots Licence Badge December 1987

Duchess of York and daughters Beatrice and Eugenie with their father Prince Andrew at the start of a tournament at Wentworth Golf Club

Ron Ferguson, father of the Duchess of York, with Prince Andrew the Duke of York at the Royal Windsor Show June 1992

Prince Andrew returns from Falklands at Portsmouth after HMS Invincible docks 1982

Prince Andrew with the loaned fish-eye lens July 1985

Prince Andrew in naval uniform returns from falklands 1982 at Portsmouth docks on HMS Invincible

The Duke of York blows out birthday candles February on the chocolate cake given to him by Mirror photographer Kent Gavin in the Switzerland holiday resort of Verbier

Prince Andrew with Princess Beatrice and Eugenie after attending a Easter Sunday service at St Georges Chapel at Windsor with other members of the Royal family. April 1999

Prince Andrew with daughters, May 1998 Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie at Windsor Horse Show

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Prince Andrew, also known as the Duke of York, has been a prominent figure in the British royal family for decades. From his early years to his recent engagements, he has left an indelible mark on both the public and charitable spheres. In 1961, a young Prince Andrew was captured sitting on Queen Elizabeth II's lap, showcasing the close bond between mother and son. Fast forward to 1978 when he celebrated his coming of age at 18 years old, marking a significant milestone in his life. The Falklands War in 1982 saw Prince Andrew's return from duty with pride. Pictured alongside his father Prince Philip at Portsmouth, their strong connection was evident. Later that year, he reunited with his family once again in Portsmouth after being away serving his country. Charity work has always been close to Prince Andrew's heart. In one instance, he participated in a charity golf match alongside the Duchess of York to raise money for Motor Neurone Disease - demonstrating their commitment to making a positive impact on society. Mustique became synonymous with relaxation and leisure for Prince Andrew as he enjoyed some downtime with Vicki Hodge there in October 1985. The island retreat provided him respite from royal duties and allowed him moments of tranquility away from prying eyes. Family occasions have always held great importance for Prince Andrew. At Princess Beatrice's christening ceremony, both the Duke and Duchess of York were beaming with joy as they welcomed their new baby into the world. Not even adverse weather conditions could dampen royal wedding fever. As people took to the streets celebrating this momentous occasion, rain failed to hinder their enthusiasm or diminish their spirits. Street parties have long been cherished traditions across Britain during times of celebration. Browning Road witnessed such festivities where food played an integral role in bringing neighbors together and ensuring everyone had a memorable time despite any inclement weather conditions.