Teck Collection (page 7)

Queen Mary at the Festival of Britain
Queen Mary touring the pavilions of the Festival of Britain on the South Bank of London in a wheelchair. Date: 1951

Queen Mary when Princess May of Teck
Studio portrait of Queen Mary (1867 - 1953), possibly when still Princess May of Teck. showing a back view with her wearing an elegant evening dress and holding a fan. Date: c.1890

Princess May of Teck with her family, c. 1884
Princess May of Teck with her family, c.1884

Princess May of Teck
Photographic portrait of Princess May of Teck (1867-1953), pictured when a young woman, date unknown. She later married the Duke of York

A Coronation Festivity: a ball in aid of a hospital
The Prince and Princess of Teck and the ladies who are patronesses of the function, a fancy dress ball at the Savoy Hotel in aid of the Prince Francis of Teck Memorial Fund of the Middlesex Hospital

Household Brigade at Hawthorn Hill Meeting
Prince Alexander of Teck (Queen Marys brother), with his wife Princess Alexander of Teck (Princess Alice of Albany) standing behind the fence on his right, watching the riders at the water jump

Earl of Athlone
Major General Alexander Augustus Frederick William Alfred George Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athlone, formerly Prince Alexander of Teck (14 April 1874-16 January 1957)

Prince Alexander of Teck, Earl of Athlone
Major General Alexander Augustus Frederick William Alfred George Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athlone, formerly Prince Alexander of Teck (14 April 1874-16 January 1957)

After King Georges review: The Prince of Wales (driving) and Prince Alexander of Teck returning to headquarters

Queen Mary at the Royal Free Hospital, taking over royal duties during George Vs illness. Formerly Princess May of Teck, she married King George V in 1893 and devoted much of her time to charity

Queen Mary / Iln 1895
QUEEN MARY (Princess Mary of Teck) Queen of George V

Cambridge / Adolphus Ger
ADOLPHUS FREDERICK 1st DUKE of CAMBRIDGE Military, son of George III, grandfather of Mary of Teck (who married George V)

Cambridge / Adolphus Maull
ADOLPHUS FREDERICK 1st DUKE of CAMBRIDGE Military, son of George III, grandfather of Mary of Teck (who married George V)

Cambridge / Lady May
LADY MAY CAMBRIDGE later Lady Henry Abel Smith Daughter of the Earl and Countess of Athlone (Alexander of Teck and Princess Alice)

Teck / Alexander / 1914
PRINCE ALEXANDER OF TECK with his wife, Princess Alice of Albany, their son Rupert and their daughter May

Teck / Prince / Vfair 1870
PRINCE OF TECK on his horse

George V Weds
He weds Princess Mary of Teck at St James Palace, London

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