Photo Identification

[grandduchessella]

She looks to be wearing some nice Jewels in that picture!  

She wore a nice fringe tiara to the coronation of GVI but it doesn't look like the one she's wearing at EII's. I believe she inherited some jewels from her mother or perhaps she borrowed them.

[Eddie_uk]

Thank you GD Ella. Very interesting.  

[lancashireladandre]

She looks to be wearing some nice Jewels in that picture!  

A selection of Lady Patricia's gems were sold by one of the big auction houses (Sotheby's/Christies)after her death. They included  (from memory) a superb diamond rivere ,a big Edwardian bow brooch,numerous multi coloured clips and brooches and two tiara's.

[B5218]

[size=14]Another who is it ...  from the wedding pictures of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip.  Who is the lady standing next to Queen Mary?[/size]

[grandduchessella]

Directly next to her is Princess Andrew of Greece (nee Alice of Battenberg), Philip's mother. Behind Queen Mary is, I believe, Earl Mountbatten's eldest daughter Patricia.

[B5218]

[size=12]Thanks!  I didn't recognize her without a habit.  I thought that it who it should be based on position in the photo, but I thought she was thinner during this period. [/size]

It is nice to see that this is running a little faster today.

[Janet]

Behind Queen Mary is, I believe, Earl Mountbatten's eldest daughter Patricia.

I believe it's his second daughter Pamela.  And isn't the other bridesmaid pictured Margaret Elphinstone (later Rhodes), Princess Elizabeth's first cousin?

[grandduchessella]

It could very well be. 'Modern' royals aren't my strong point. I usually like having some kind of ID in front of me.  

[Alicky1872]

Behind Queen Mary is, I believe, Earl Mountbatten's eldest daughter Patricia.

I believe it's his second daughter Pamela.  And isn't the other bridesmaid pictured Margaret Elphinstone (later Rhodes), Princess Elizabeth's first cousin?

Yes, it is Pamela. Below is a picture to compare:

[Yseult]

I have a picture of a young man, probably Alfred, the only male son of Affie prince of Great Britain, duke of Edinbourgh and later duke of Saxe-Coburg, by his wife María Alexandrovna. But the man pictured had not resemblance with another pics I have seen of young Affie. Can anyone tell me if he is really Affie and when the picture was taken, please?

[Grace]

It's Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh (1844-1900).  I think it's a woodcut, isn't it?  I can't tell you the exact date but it looks very similar to one done of him to coincide with his visit to Australia in 1868.   

[Eric_Lowe]

Like a repro from the ILN...His early days in the Royal Navy, before growing that beard. 

[Luc]

I have a picture of the wedding of the Prince of Wales in 1863:
http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/eGallery/object.asp?searchText=prince+of+wales+marriage&object=404545&row=15

Could anyone identify the woman at the left with the long purple train ?

[grandduchessella]

I couldn't get it to magnify but isn't it the fuure Queen Marie Henriette of the Belgians?

[Svetabel]

I couldn't get it to magnify but isn't it the fuure Queen Marie Henriette of the Belgians?

She does resemble Marie Henriette.