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Invitation to Coronation of King George IV
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Invitation to Coronation of King George IV
An elegant admission card to the splendid and costly coronation of King George IV, signed by the Deputy Earl Marshal, Lord Howard of Effingham and countersigned by the Duke of Wellington in favour of Cecil Lane, Esquire and admitting to a seat in the Lord Stewards box in the Poets Corner, Westminster Abbey. This invitation, designed by Sir William Congreve, broke from previous tradition in incorporating a number of national, rather than purely royal, emblems. Date: 1953
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This exquisite invitation to the coronation of King George IV, dated back in the 19th century, is a captivating piece of historic art and a testament to the grandeur and opulence of the event. Signed by the Deputy Earl Marshal, Lord Howard of Effingham, and countersigned by the Duke of Wellington, this elegant admission card grants access to Cecil Lane, Esquire, to a coveted seat in the Lord Stewards box in the Poets Corner of Westminster Abbey. Breaking from previous traditions, this invitation, designed by Sir William Congreve, incorporates a number of national emblems rather than purely royal symbols. The coronation of King George IV, held in 1821, was a significant event in British history, marking the end of the Georgian era and the beginning of the Victorian age. The intricate design of the invitation showcases the intricacy and attention to detail that went into planning such a grand occasion. The use of national emblems reflects the pride and patriotism of the British people during this time, making this invitation a unique and valuable piece of historical art. The invitation's elegant script and ornate borders add to its visual appeal, making it a desirable collector's item for history enthusiasts and royalty aficionados. This invitation offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time of grandeur, tradition, and national pride.
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