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Page 1 of 8 Portrait Dolls Listing P/209 Mary, Queen of Scots - Fotheringay Costume P/210 Charles Edward Stuart - "Bonnie Prince Charlie" P/216 Lady Jane Grey - The 9 Days' Queen of England P/238 Margaret Tudor P/248 Lady Diana P/249 Anne of Denmark P/256 Margaret of Anjou P/275 Nell Gwyn P/329 Royal Herald (Court Dress and Royal Arms Tabard) P/400 Queen Elizabeth 11 - State Robes (new crown from Feb 79) P/401 Queen Elizabeth 11 - Garter Robes P/402 Prince Charles - Garter Robes P/403 H.R.H Prince Philip - Garter Robes P/404 H.R.H Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother - Garter Robes P/405 H.R.H Princess Anne (Wedding Dress) P/406 Queen Elizabeth II - Robes of the Order of the Thistle P/407 Captain Mark Phillips (Wedding) (red jacket) P/408 Queen Elizabeth II - Trooping of the Colour P/409 Prince Charles - Grenadier Guards - Trooping the Colour P/410 Prince Philip as Admiral of the Fleet P/411 Prince Charles - State Robes (as worn at his investiture as P of Wales) P/411 Prince Charles - State Robes (Red with white fur and gold trim) P/412 Princess Anne - Informal Riding Dress P/413 Prince Andrew Balmoral P/414 Prince Edward - Balmoral (Kilt) P/415 Queen Elizabeth II - Silver Jubilee P/416 H.R.H. Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh P/417 Princess Margaret - State Dress P/418 King Edward VIII, Duke of Windsor P/419 Mrs. Simpson, Duchess of Windsor P/420 King Edward VI P/421 Princess Elizabeth P/422 Princess Margaret Rose - Coronation P/423 Prince Charles - Uniform of the Royal Regiment of Wales P/424 Lord Mountbatten P/425 The Queen Mother - 80th Birthday - State Dress P/426 Prince Charles - Colonel-in Chief of the Gordon Highlanders P/427 Prince Andrew P/428 Lady Diana Spencer (Engagement) P/429 Archbishop of Canterbury P/430 Elder Bridesmaid - Lady Sarah Armstrong Jones P/431 Younger Bridesmaid - Clementine Hambro © www.peggy-nisbet-dolls.co.uk Page 2 of 8 Portrait Dolls Listing (continued) P/434 The Duchess of Kent P/435 Princess Michael of Kent P/436 Princess Margaret P/437 Princess Alexandra P/438 Princess Anne - Formal State Dress P/439 Prince Andrew Naval Uniform P/440 Prince Edward - University Cape P/441 Princess Anne Evening Dress P/450 Queen Anne P/451 Prince George of Denmark P/452 Queen Mary II P/453 King William III (William of Orange) P/453 Queen Mother, (85th Birthday) P/454 Queen Mary I (Mary Tudor) - Bloody Mary P/455 King Philip II of Spain P/456 King Richard Ill P/457 Lady Anne Neville P/458 King Louis XVI P/459 Marie Antoinette P/460 Napoleon Bonoparte P/461 Josephine Beauharis P/462 Horatio, Lord Nelson P/463 Emma, Lady Hamilton P/464 Shah of Iran P/465 Empress Farah of Iran P/466 Empress of Austria (Sisi) P/467 King Charles II P/468 Nell Gwyn P/469 Georgina - Duchess of Devonshire P/482 Queen Mary II P/489 Marie Antoinette P/507 Queen Mary P/538 James IV of Scotland, and I of England P/589 Queen Mother (Limited or Special Edition) P/559 King James IV P/592 Lady Randolph Churchill P/600 Queen Elizabeth I P/601 Queen Elizabeth I P/602 Sir Francis Drake (part of "The Spanish Armada" LE Set) P/602 Katherine of Aragon P/603 Anne Boleyn P/604 Jane Seymour © www.peggy-nisbet-dolls.co.uk Page 3 of 8 Portrait Dolls Listing (continued) P/605 Anne of Cleves P/606 Catherine Howard P/607 Catherine Parr P/608 Mary, Queen of Scots - Wedding Gown P/608 Mary, Queen of Scots - Holyrood Dress P/609 King Charles 1 P/610 Queen Victoria - Widow P/611 King Edward VII in State Robes (new crown from Feb 79) P/612 Queen Alexandra P/613 King George V P/614 Queen Mary P/615 Sir Winston Churchill - Robes of the Order of the Garter P/616 Sir Walter Scott P/617 William Shakespeare P/618 Robert (Robbie) Burns P/618 Robert (Robbie) Burns P/619 Bonnie Prince Charlie P/620 Flora MacDonald P/621 Cardinal Wolsey P/622 Sir Francis Drake P/623 Mary Tudor P/624 Prince Albert P/625 Mary Rose - (Sister of Henry VIII) P/626 Mary Livingston P/627 Mary Beaton, P/628 Mary Seaton P/629 Mary Fleming P/630 Henry, Lord Darnley P/631 James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell, 3rd Husband of Mary, Queen of Scots P/633 Flora MacDonald P/635 John Knox P/636 King Edward VI P/637 Robert Bruce P/638 King James VI of Scotland - (King James I of England) P/639 King Charles II (Old) P/639 King Charles II (New) P/640 Pope John XX111 P/641 Princess of Wales 1875 P/642 King Henry VI P/643 Margaret of Anjou P/644 King Edward IV P/645 Elizabeth Wydeville © www.peggy-nisbet-dolls.co.uk Page 4 of 8 Portrait Dolls Listing (continued) P/646 Warwick, the Kingmaker P/647 Anne, Countess of Warwick P/648 King Richard III P/649 Anne Neville (Queen Anne?) P/650 (a) Edward V (One of the two Princes in the Tower) P/650 (b) Duke of York (One of the two Princes in the Tower) P/651 King Henry VI1 P/652 Queen Elysabeth of York P/653 King Henry VIII - (Blue Cloak) P/654 Lady Elizabeth Raleigh P/655 Lady Elizabeth Drake P/656 The Laughing Cavalier P/657 Romeo P/658 Juliet P/660 Lady Jane Grey - The 9 Days' Queen of England P/661 Mary, Queen of Scots P/662 Marie Antoinette P/671 Campbell of Argyle P/672 MacDonald of the Isles P/673 MacLeods P/674 Stewarts P/675 Camerons P/676 Sinclairs P/677 Mistress of the Robes P/678 Earl Marshall P/680 Elizabeth I (for the Heritage Theatre, Stratford-on Avon) P/681 Earl of Leicester (for the Heritage Theatre Stratford-on-Avon) P/682 William Shakespeare (for the Heritage Theatre, Stratford-on-Avon) P/685 Oliver Twist P/686 Artful Dodger P/687 Fagin P/688 Bill Sikes P/689 Nancy P/690 Mr. Bumble P/691 Queen Elizabeth 1 (special) P/692 Sir Francis Drake (special) P/693 King Philip II of Spain P/694 Anna of Austria P/695 Sir Walter Raleigh P/696 Napoleon Bonoparte P/697 Empress Josephine P/698 Duke of Wellington © www.peggy-nisbet-dolls.co.uk Page 5 of 8 Portrait Dolls Listing (continued) P/699 Charlotte, Duchess of Richmond P/700 Duke of Gordon P/701 Queen Victoria P/702 General George Washington P/703 Martha Washington P/704 Paul Revere P/705 Indian Warrior P/706 King George III - State Robes P/707 Queen Charlotte, Consort of George III P/708 Queen Victoria - State Robes P/709 King George V P/710 Queen Mary P/710 Queen Mary, Consort of George V - State Robes P/711 King Edward VIII, Duke of Windsor (As Governor of the Bahamas) P/712 King George VI P/713 Queen Elizabeth, Consort of George VI - State Robes P/714 Lily Langtry - Black Dress P/715 Abraham Lincoln P/716 Mary Todd Lincoln P/717 John F Kennedy P/718 Jacqueline Kennedy P/719 Flora MacDonald - Scottish Jacobite Heroine P/723 Thomas Jefferson P/724 Martha Jefferson Randolph - (Daughter of Thomas Jefferson) P/725 Franklin D Roosevelt P/726 Eleanor Roosevelt P/727 John Adams P/728 Abigail Adams P/729 Benjamin Franklin P/730 Will Rogers P/731 Theodore Roosevelt P/732 Edith Roosevelt P/733 Harry S. Truman P/734 Elizabeth (Bess) Truman P/735 Dwight D. Eisenhower P/736 Ronald Reagan - Inaugural Ball P/737 Nancy Reagan - Inaugural Ball Gown P/738 Ronald Reagan - at the "Western White House" P/750 Clark Gable - as Rhett Butler in "Gone with the Wind" P/751 Vivien Leigh - as Scarlett O'Hara in "Gone with the Wind" P/752 Jean Harlow in "Bombshell" P/753 Greta Garbo in "Camille" © www.peggy-nisbet-dolls.co.uk Page 6 of 8 Portrait Dolls Listing (continued) P/754 Judy Garland - in "Meet Me in St Louis" P/755 Charlie Chaplin - as the Tramp, in "City Lights" P/756 Stan Laurel P/757 Oliver Hardy P/758 Elizabeth Taylor in "Father of the Bride" P/759 W. C. Fields as Micawber in "David Copperfield" P/761 Vivien Leigh P/763 Danny Kaye in "Hans Christian Anderson" P/764 Bob Hope in "The Road to Morocco" P/768 Stan Laurel - in "Swiss Miss" P/769 Oliver Hardy - in "Swiss Miss" P/770 Doris Day in "Calamity Jane" (Never Issued – See “Limited Editions” for details) P/771 Vera Lynn - The Forces' Sweetheart (Never Issued – See “Limited Editions” for details) P/776 Britannia P/777 The Statue of Liberty P/778 John Bull P/779 Uncle Sam P/785 Captain James Cook P/786 Lady Brooke, Countess of Warwick P/787 The Honourable Alice Keppel P/788 Lillie Langtry - coloured silk dress P/789 Princess Victoria, Empress of Germany P/790 Kaiser Frederick III P/791 Tsaritsa Alexandra, Empress of Russia P/792 Tsar Nicholas 11 P/793 Queen Ena of Spain P/794 King Alfonso XIII of Spain P/795 Joan of Arc P/796 Sir Winston Churchill - (Karsh Portrait) (Morning Suit) P/797 Pope John XXIII P/798 Captain James Cook P/799 Rob Roy P/800 St. Margaret, Queen of Scotland P/801 Edwardian Lady (Ascot) P/809 Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester P/820 Charlotte Bronte P/820 Joan of Arc P/821 Pope John Paul 11 P/822 Margaret Thatcher P/823 General George Custer P/824 Sitting Bull P/825 Pocahontas © www.peggy-nisbet-dolls.co.uk Page 7 of 8 Portrait Dolls Listing (continued) P/826 Jane Austen P/827 Lord Baden Powell P/828 Lady Baden Powell P/829 14th Century Lady P/830 President Anwar Sadat P/831 Jennifer Jerome (Jenny) - Lady Randolph Churchill P/832 Pope John Paul II - The Pope visits the UK P/833 Archbishop of Canterbury - The Pope visits the UK P/834 Margaret Thatcher - Victory in the Falklands P/835 Oliver Cromwell P/836 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart P/837 Sherlock Holmes P/838 Doctor Watson P/839 Lady Randolph Churchill - (Jennifer Jerome) P/840 Lady Astor - (Nancy Langhorne) P/841 Duchess of Marlborough - (Consuela Vanderbilt) P/842 Emily Pankhurst P/843 Elizabeth Fry P/844 Florence Nightingale P/845 Madame Curie P/846 Carmen P/847 Violetta from "La Traviata" P/848 Madam Butterfly P/849 Mrs Indira Ghandi (Limited Edition) P/850 The Gibson Girl P/851 Gainsborough Lady P/852 Regency Lady P/853 Lillie Langtry P/946 Teddy Roosevelt and "friend" (Query this number) P/1001 Mrs Peggy Nisbet (Silver Anniversary Doll) P/1001 Prince Charles (Royal Visit with Diana) P/1002 King Tutankhamen P/1003 Queen Nefertiti P/1004 H.R.H.
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    Kensington Palace: History and Personalities, Part I

    KENSINGTON PALACE: HISTORY AND PERSONALITIES, PART I JULY 17, 2013 We are in the midst of a delicious high summer. Andy Murray has won the tennis and the strawberries and cream have been eaten and forgotten. Masterpiece London 2013 where Raffety Clocks successfully exhibited has now closed its doors until next season. Royal Ascot saw Her Majesty the Queen win the Gold Cup when her filly, Estimate won the race. It was the first time in the race’s 206 year history that a reigning Monarch had been honoured with such an exciting accolade and this being the 60th anniversary of the Coronation too. No wonder London is basking in glorious sunshine! To top all of these amazing events there is further excitement and anticipation a foot as in the next few days Britain, and indeed, the world, are looking forward to hearing good news from the two young, vibrant and glamorous of couples, TRH The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as they are expecting their first arrival of a new baby and a future heir to the British Throne. Kensington Palace with Queen Victoria’s Statue in the Foreground This young couple are taking up residence at Kensington Palace; one of London’s most enchanting palaces and a place where several Monarchs and families of Monarchs have made their home. In the recent past it has been the London home of the late Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowden, the Late Diana, Princess of Wales and the late Dowager Duchess of Gloucester, the Princess Alice. So Kensington Palace and the borough of Kensington has family members in its very enclaves and it has been like this since the time of the Glorious Revolution of 1688 which deposed James II and brought over from the Netherlands his daughter and son-in-law, King William III and his wife, Queen Mary II as joint rulers.