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Came across this mug from the coronation of King George VI in 1937 (Queen Elizabeth’s father). It was in my mother-in-law’s house…. her parents bought it on a trip to the UK.
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Elizabeth II, Rest In Peace
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mikephillips
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I have one my grandmother got somewhere for Edward VIII. I gather there was a lot of commemorative stuff like that then. Bet there will be a lot for Charles III, but a wider variety of things to suit the times and interests.