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Edward VIII 1936 Coronation Notice: A Historical Gem

Discover an unparalleled piece of history with our Edward VIII 1936 Coronation Notice from the House of Commons. This officially printed notice, a rare and likely unique artifact, is a testament to the tumultuous reign of King Edward VIII. It was displayed in the UK's House of Commons prior to the king's abdication, inviting MPs and their wives to attend a coronation that would never come to pass.

Exceptional Product Details

This November 1936 notice is a supremely scarce piece, measuring 16 x 12 inches and meticulously framed and glazed. It was annotated by FJ Bellenger, MP for Bassetlaw from 1935 to 1968, and features his note: "Exhibited in House of Commons previous to Edward VIII's abdication Dec 1936." The provenance of this notice is impeccable, having been previously auctioned at Sotheby's, London, on December 14, 1992.

• Official House of Commons printed notice
• Commemorates the aborted coronation of Edward VIII
• Annotated by MP FJ Bellenger

Unique Possession and Value

Owning this Edward VIII 1936 Coronation Notice is not just an investment in a historical artifact; it's a chance to own a piece of British history that has never been available to the public before. It's highly desirable and scarce, making it an extremely valuable collectible for history enthusiasts, royal aficionados, and collectors of unique memorabilia. With free global shipping, a 28-day returns policy, and a Certificate of Authenticity and Lifetime Moneyback Guarantee of Authenticity, purchasing this notice is a risk-free and enriching experience.

• Historical significance
• Exclusive collectibility
• Accurate documentation