A perfect gift for a jigsaw enthusiast. Over 500 interlocking, thin cardboard pieces form a circular picture depicting many of the Kings and Queens of Britain in caricature form. This is quite a difficult jigsaw to undertake and we wouldn't recommend this for a beginner. It has been checked and is complete....

Nothing produces more memorabilia than a royal event. The Coronation of 1953 was a bright light during years of darkness so production was on a vast scale. We tend to think of commemorative items as being made from ceramic or glass but in this case plastic was utilised. The beaker is made from a hard...

Read the news from 2nd June 1953 when two pieces of news grabbed the headlines - the coronation of the Queen Elizabeth II and the conquering of Mount Everest by Edmund Hillary. The genuine edition of the Daily Express is in good condition. Due to ageing the paper is beginning to brown slightly and where...

A royal event results in the production of a mass of merchandise commonly paper ephemera or mugs but occassionally you can come across something more unusual. From the mountain of items produced for the Coronation of King George VI in 1937 we have unearthed a compact mirror souvenir. This simple item...

One of the endless souvenirs produced to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II way back in 1953. This particular item was made by OXO Limited. The lid has a picture of the young Queen surrounded by royal symbolism on a red background, and on the reverse is a short biography of the Queen. This...

Here is your chance to own a small, genuine WW1 artefact. In October 1914 Princess Mary launched an appeal to provide a Christmas gift for "every sailor afloat and every soldier at the front". The appeal proved such a success the eligibility was soon extended to everyone "wearing the King's uniform on...

A momento of a coronation that never took place. With the death of his father King George V on 20 January 1936, the Prince of Wales ascended the throne to become King Edward VIII. It would become the shortest reign of any UK monarch of just 326 days as he abdicated due to his relationship with American...

You can almost imagine you were at the Coronation of King George VI just by flicking through the pages of this nostalgic souvenir magazine. Being over 80 years old this item is in excellent condition. It is clean throughout with few marks, no fading and slight creasing but the staples have rusted resulting...

As with all momentous royal events, scores and scores of related memorabilia was produced and this is just such an item. This tin is in very good condition considering it's age although there is some minor surface wear but this doesn't detract from the appeal of the tin and adds to the vintage look....

A genuine piece of Royal Memorabilia dating from 1938. It commemorates the forthcoming coronation of King George VI (1938-1952). Considering it is almost 80 years old it is in amazing condition. The front cover, on which the original owner has written her name, has retained it's vivid colour. There is...

A genuine piece of Royal Memorabilia dating from around 1936. It celebrates the life and the new reign of King Edward VIII (1936-1936). Considering it is 80 years old it is in amazing condition. The front cover, on which the original owner has written her name, has retained it's vivid colour. There is...

A rare piece of royal memorabilia commemorating the death of King George V on 20/01/1936. This item is 80 years old and is in very good condition. Mounted on a thick piece of card, the real monochrome photograph of the recently deceased royal is above the words "In Grateful Recollection of His Majesty...