dukeofwindsor

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AL73-A-235

from SDASM Archives

  • Randall Reynolds said:
    Looks like- His Royal Highness, The Duke of Windsor, Edward VIII, and (right) Roscoe Turner, October 1936?
  • Dull Detail said:
    Pictured (left to right) at Mildenhall, UK, is the Prince of Wales (former King Edward VIII), Thomas F. Hamilton, and Col Roscoe Turner on 22nd October 1934. Taken near Turner's race aircraft a Boeing 247 (NR257Y) entered in the 1934 MacRobertson Air Race.

Prince of Wales, Sydney, 1920 / Sam Hood

from State Library of New South Wales

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  • mcgurver said:
    My Grandmother remembered seeing the Duke of Windsor in Coonamble around this time, where she lived as a small girl with her family who ran one of the Pubs there. Nana said the Duke of Windsor was travelling to his property out that way, Wingadee.
  • Vahur Puik said:
    What a great dynamic composition!
  • Catch Me Now Photography said:
    I like this
  • David Urquhart said:
    How nice of G R V to thank HIS people.
  • Howard33 said:
    I don't really care about his personal life, but I remember him as being a really great PR man. He made the Empire look good where ever he went. And he was always seen in a really nice car.

Prince of Wales in Germany sees a Zeppelin (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • M T said:
    beautiful
  • CHRISTINA said:
    I so would have loved to have lived during these times!
  • Borqje said:
    Just a hint of the zeppelin. It's refreshing to see the curiousity of the several viewers 'frozen' :)
  • //alexandre\\ said:
    Fantastic !
  • Noël Zia Lee said:
    This must be the future George V. If it was really shot in 1910, it must be early in the year, as his father died and he became king-emperor in May. It's possible that this was shot after George V ascended the throne, in which case the PoW would be the young man in the checkered cap, the future Edward VIII, who was but 16 in 1910.