Alexandra of Denmark (1844-1925), when Princess of Wales

Alexandra High School

National token of Wales that was presented to Princess Alexandra upon her wedding in 1863; at centre of token, image of leek on ground of diamonds; three pendants beneath, representing St David, the dragon of Wales, and the arms of Wales; surmounted token a bouquet of trefoil, oak, wheat and mistletoe, emblematic of the four seasons, with the Welsh motto which translates: "From South Wales to their Princess'; above this is the bracelet, also given to the Princess, with an emerald set in diamonds. Chromolithograph

Queen Alexandra Mansions, Shaftesbury Avenue, Holborn, May 2023. Built 1908, designed by C. Fitzroy Doll. This is a photo of listed building number 1271622.

This is the signature of Queen Alexandra of Britain, born Princess Alexandra of Denmark.

The royal engine and train used at Swansea Docks. The saloon is owned by the Swansea and Mumbles Railway. Before its royal use it ran as a battery powered tram car.

King Edward Mansions and Sovereign House, Grape Street and Shaftesbury Avenue, Holborn, May 2023. Built 1908, designed by C. Fitzroy Doll. This is a photo of listed building number 1245859.

A pictorial joke commemorating the marriage of the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, and Princess Alexandra of Denmark, later Queen Alexandra, the pair's portrait sitting within a Windsor pear.

Alger. — Voyage de L. L. M. M. le Roi et la Reine D'Angleterre Visite a la Mosquée Sidi Abderrahmane