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Tatler cover Princess Marys Christmas Tin, WW1

Front cover of The Tatler featuring a portrait of Princess Mary (later Countess of Harewood), daughter of King George V and Queen Mary, with news of her appeal to provide a Christmas gift to every serviceman and woman during the first winter of World War One. The brass tin was embossed with his portrait and contained cigarettes and tobacco, or sweets for non-smokers, chocolate for nurses and sweets and spices for Indian troops. Date: 1914

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This evocative cover of The Tatler magazine from December 1914 showcases a young and radiant Princess Mary (later Countess of Harewood), the only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary. The front page carries the news of her heartfelt appeal to provide a small Christmas gift to every British serviceman and woman during the harsh first winter of World War One. The appeal, which aimed to bring a touch of cheer to the soldiers and nurses far from home, was an immense success. The portrait of the Princess, dressed in a simple yet elegant white blouse and a dark velvet skirt, exudes a sense of compassion and determination. The background, adorned with holly and ivy, symbolizes the festive spirit of the season. The brass Christmas tin, embossed with her portrait, became the symbol of this noble cause. Inside the tin, there were cigarettes and tobacco for the soldiers, sweets for non-smokers, chocolate for the nurses, and sweets and spices for the Indian troops. The image of Princess Mary on the cover of The Tatler is a poignant reminder of the spirit of unity and generosity that prevailed during those challenging times. It encapsulates the essence of the Christmas season - hope, kindness, and the desire to bring joy to those in need. This historical photograph, with its rich history and emotional resonance, continues to inspire us with its timeless message of compassion and unity.

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