Prince Philip Collection (page 7)

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip wave to the crowds from a balcony at Durham Town Hall. July 1977

The Duke of Edinburgh autographs the photographs which will be hung in Morecambe Town Hall. Behind him, the Queen chats to reception guests. April 1955

The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Anne waiting to board the plane for a 10 day visit to Canada. The Prince of Wales is already there. 5th July 1970

The Queen, followed by Princess Anne and The Duke of Edinburgh boarding the plane for a 10 day visit to Canada. The Prince of Wales is already there. 5th July 1970

The Queen and Princess Anne waiting to board the plane for a 10 day visit to Canada. The Prince of Wales is already there. 5th July 1970

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visiting BAC, Bristol. 15th November 1957

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visit, pictured with Student Union presidents at Bristol University. 15th November 1957

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visits Bristol. Pictured with the Lord Mayor at Bristol Temple Meads railway station. 15th November 1957

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh during a visit to Bristol, pictured in the University Physics Department. 15th November 1957

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh arrives at Merchant Hall, Bristol. 6th November 1953

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at Mansion House, Bristol. 6th November 1953

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at a pillar box presentation. 6th November 1953

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at BAC, Bristol. 6th November 1953

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at Eagle House Youth Club, Bristol. 29th October 1959

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh arrives at Filton. 29th October 1959

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at Council House, Bristol. 29th October 1959

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at Eagle House Youth Club, Bristol. 29th October 1959

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh arrives at Filton. 29th October 1959

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at Lockleaze School, Bristol. 29th October 1959

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh arrives at Hillfields, Bristol. 6th November 1953

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at Hillfields, Bristol, pictured at a signing. 6th November 1953

The Duke of Edinburgh at Nympsfield, headquarters of the Bristol Gliding Club, where he will make his first glider flight. Gloucestershire. 15th May 1957

The Duke of Edinburgh inspects a machine for load-testing splines in the laboratory of the Motor Research Establishment at Lindley. 2nd April 1957

The Duke of Edinburgh attends a reception at the Tate Gallery, London, to mark the opening of the Picasso Exhibition. He is pictured alongside Fleur Cowles. 6th July 1960

The Duke of Edinburgh was umpire for the polo match between Ham and Windsor teams, played on Ham Common Polo ground, near Richmond. After the match, he enjoyed a glass of beer with the players

Prince Charles Birthday Party on HMS Bronington. On Prince Charles 28th birthday, he invited The Queen and other members of the Royal Family on board HMS Bronington at Tower Pier for a birthday

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, wearing overalls and hemet, visits the Iva Valley mine Enugu, Nigeria. February 1956

Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal tour of Canada. The Queen is pictured on a tour of the Civic Stadium, Hamilton Ontario. 2nd July 1959

A Nigerian dancer who is performing in traditional costume for Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh during their tour of Nigeria. February 1956

A group of Nigerian dancers who are performing in traditional costume for Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh during their tour of Nigeria

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh pictured during Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburghs tour of Nigeria. February 1956

Nigerian women, wearing feathered headdresses and traditional costumes, perform at Enugu Stadium for Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh during their tour of Nigeria

A group of Nigerian dancers who are performing in traditional costume for Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh during their tour of Nigeria

Nigerian warriors and dancers, dance for Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh during their Royal Tour of Nigeria. The man in the centre balances a log on his head decorated with good luck

A Nigerian woman, pictured during the Royal Tour of Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh. Nigeria. February 1956

A Nigerian dancer from the Efik tribe stops at the end of a traditional dance for The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh during their Royal Tour

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh return to England at the end of their six week tour of Canada. They flew home in a Comet IV

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Royal tour of Canada and The United States. The Queen and Duke attend the Chicago Governors Luncheon at the Ambassador West Hotel. 6th July 1959

Nigerian women, wearing feathered headdresses and traditional costumes, perform at Enugu Stadium for Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh during their tour of Nigeria

The Duke of Edinburgh at London Airport after returning from his trip round the world. 30th April 1959

The Duke of Edinburgh at Windsor polo ground, where he is playing polo. 3rd May 1959

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip during their visit to Canada. The Queen and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, are pictured at Green Island, Ottawa

Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh during her visit to Canada. Pictured, The Queen inspects the Royal 22nd Regiment on the Plains of Abraham. She is Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment

Her Majesty The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh leave London Airport in a Comet IV for their Canadian tour. 18th June 1959

Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh during their visit to Canada. The Queen and Duke are presented with beaded Indian costumes, Knob Lake, Quebec. 20th June 1959

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, competes at Baronscourt Carriage Driving Trials, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, August 1987 Picture taken 8th August 1987

King Olav V of Norway arrived on SAS aircraft at London Airport on a private visit. He was met at he airport by the Duke of Edinburgh. 29th May 1959

The Duke of Edinburgh reviews the canoes of the Boys Clubs of London at The Serpentine, Hyde Park. 25th May 1959

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"Remembering Prince Philip: A Lifetime of Dedication and Service to the Crown" In this iconic photograph taken on their coronation day in 1953, Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh stand side by side at Buckingham Palace. The love and support between them is evident as they embark on their journey as monarchs. Captured by artist Sterling Henry Nahum Baron, this intimate moment showcases HM Queen Elizabeth II and HRH Duke of Edinburgh at Buckingham Palace in March 1953. Their regal attire exudes elegance, symbolizing their commitment to duty and tradition. Here we see the Queen dressed in her uniform as Colonel-in-Chief of the Coldstream Guards. This image reflects her unwavering dedication to her role as a leader, while also highlighting Prince Philip's unwavering support behind the scenes. A heartwarming scene unfolds as Patricia Woods presents a toy Tiger to Prince Philip during his visit. His genuine smile reveals his playful nature, even amidst his royal responsibilities. During their Royal Tour of Wales in 1955, we catch a glimpse of the deep bond shared between Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip at Pembroke Town Station. Their united presence radiates strength and unity. Prince Philip's love for nature shines through in this candid shot taken at Windsor Great Park in November 1992. His passion for conservation has left an indelible mark on generations to come. Amidst times of conflict, both Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip stood strong together during the Gulf War parade at Buckingham Palace. Their solidarity with those serving their country is truly inspiring. Family moments are cherished forever; here we witness a tender interaction between Her Majesty, Duke of Edinburgh, and young Prince Charles during horse trials in April 1962. These precious memories shape future generations' understanding of duty and responsibility. Prince Philip's interest extended beyond royalty; he visited Rover company in Solihull showcasing his curiosity towards innovation and industry. His dedication to supporting British businesses was unwavering.