Queen Victoria Authentic Lock of Childhood Hair

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Queen Victoria Authentic Lock of Childhood HairQueen Victoria (1837 1901) Authentic Lock of Childhood Hair very few examples exist. Provenance: The lock was snipped when the queen was just a young girl. It was discovered, presented in its ebonised frame, in an antiques shop in Hemel Hempstead, UK in the mid 1960s. A vintage handwritten label is affixed to the back of the frame. It reads: Queen Victorias Hair when a girl, left w[ith] Miss Sykes things. Miss Syke or Miss Sykes was likely a

One piece measures approx

An exceptional example in all respects

powdered her nose

A fine used example with just a trace of thinning but good margins

A very scarce stamp in such fine condition

Holly’s love of music was apparent from a very young age and at the age of just 5 he won a talent contest singing Have You Ever Gone Sailing (Down the River of Memories)

1997) was the former wife of Prince Charles

complete folded sheet of 60 (12x5) with full margins showing imprint and "1 1" plate numbers

The fabric measures approximately 2" x 3" and is signed 'C

and very scarce in this form

Back stamped by a London transit circular date stamp for JU

This stamp came from a sheet issued in Karachi in early 1898

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