Old Map the Royal Wedding in London, 1947 - Borough Emblems, Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip, Westminster Abbey tumc_poster - Charles Booth's Maps of

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Old Map the Royal Wedding in London, 1947 - Borough Emblems, Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip, Westminster Abbey tumc_poster - Charles Booth's Maps ofPublished in the Daily Telegraph in 1947, this is of course a pictorial map of the route taken by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip on their wedding day from Westminster Abbey, up Whitehall, down the Mall to Buckingham Palace, and back again to the abbey. This map is very attractive and colourful, with most of London's major landmarks illustrated and curiously the coats of arms of many of London's regions and boroughs. This map looks great at all