Queen Victoria Authentic Lock of Childhood Hair

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

Previously valued at £18

just three days after this magazine was published

but was not valid for use until 6th May

which offers a personal insight into one of the Old West's most legendary figures

a special recognition for Juan Stevens Caminero for his participation in the Cuban National Olympics

Great Britain 1920 5s rose red "Seahorses" (23mm high

was a Scottish golfer

Provenance: Signed by revered experts Sergio Sismondo

This attractive postcard-sized photograph shows Harry Houdini in an iconic pose and festooned with locks and chains - one of his most famous tricks

upper right corner block of 4

beautifully cancelled by a Liverpool "466" numeral

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