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BALMORAL CASTLE ‘Macaroni Au Gratin...’ A Menu Card in French

GEORGE VI
Balmoral Castle menu card for a dinner, written in French, perhaps for French-speaking guests visiting the Royal palace. Small cream card embosse… Read more
Published in 1938 by Unpublished.
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Balmoral Castle menu card for a dinner, written in French, perhaps for French-speaking guests visiting the Royal palace.

Small cream card embossed with the rare personal cipher of George VI and Queen Elizabeth in gilt (reserved for private use); gold edges and the menu. The text has been printed by an unknown process.

August 22 1938 was the 5th birthday of the monarch’s youngest daughter, Princess Margaret. That summer saw the first Royal family gathering at Balmoral after the previous year’s Coronation of George VI and the Royal family, along with the young princesses, Elizabeth and Margaret, arrived at Aberdeen by sea for their annual visit on August 4th - apparently thrilling the two little girls. Despite a semblance of normality the threat of war was already looming and Prime Minister Nevil Chamberlain would visit Balmoral several times that summer to brief the King on the German threat to Czechoslovakia.


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Added under Ephemera
Publisher Unpublished
Date published 1938
Subject 1 Ephemera
First edition Yes
Product code 8557


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