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Unsigned group postcard photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina with their eldest daughter OLGA 1895-1918 Grand Duchess

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Later reprint of an original unsigned Group Photo from 1914 used for a Newspaper Obituary 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina with their children OLGA 1895-1918 Grand Duchess TATIANA 1897-1918 MARIA 1899-1918 ANASTASIA1901-1918 & ALEXEI 1904-1918 The Tsarevitch MARIE 1900-1961 Princess of Rumania and future Queen of Yugoslavia Prince NICHOLAS of Rumania 1903-1978 Princess ILEANA 1909-1991 and Prince MIRCEA 1913-1916

41023annotated on the verso headed "Russian Revolution Tzar abdicates Mar 15 1917" with the description "A unique picture showing the entire Russian Royal Family and the Rumanian Royal Family a few months prior to Outbreak of war. Left to Right Grand Duchess Anastasia seated King Carol of Rumania Grand Duchess Tatiania of Russia Princess Marie of Rumania Queen of Yugo-Slavia Prince Carol of Rumania now King Princess Ileana of Rumania now Princess Ileanaof Hapsburg late King Ferdinand of Rumania Carmen Sylva late Queen of Rumania; seated 2nd from left: Tzarina Grand Duchess Marie of Russia Queen Marie of Roumania Tzar of Russia Grand Duchesss Olga of Russia with her baby in foreground L to R Tzarevitch & Prince Nicholas of Rumania" showing them all seated and standing the girls in white dresses and the boys in sailor suits 8" x 6" Constanta 14th July Probably used for the newspaper obituaries of the former King Carol of Rumania death in 1953. The original photograph was taken on 14th July 1914 in Constant Romania. Nicholas II was keen to marry his eldest daughter Olga to the very masculine Prince Carol and Ferdinand and Marie thought this would be an ideal match. This was the occasion of their first meeting. However they were not impressed with each other. When it came time to take the historic photo Olga rushed over to pick up her young cousin and thus not have to stand near Carol. Peering at us from the back row Prince Carol has a rather sullen look on his face clearly not happy to be there at all except that he was clearly interested in Grand Duchess Marie who is seated on the left of the image with masses of hair. Only a few weeks after the Romanovs returned home to Russia Archduke Ferdinand of Austria was assassinated in the streets of Sarajevo an event that soon snowballed into what we now refer to as World War 1. Had Grand Duchess Olga accepted this arrangement her life would not have come to an end so brutally in Ekaterinburg. For more information about the photograph see https://kingofromania.com/2017/08/10/the-russian-queen-of-romania-that-almost-was/ unknown

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One of the enamelled mugs given out at the Coronation Celebrations 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 assassinated after the revolution

23169on Khodynka field enamelled in blue and red with gilt decoration May As part of the coronation celebrations a huge festival was arranged to take place on Khodynka Field just outside Moscow. There were to be musical and theatrical performances a 'Royal appearance' and a magnificent gift to each visitor. The packages contained half a pound of hard sausage bread rolls sweets nuts gingerbread and an enamel mug gilded and decorated with the tsar's monogram all wrapped up in a coloured handkerchief. The theatrical performances included "spectacles never seen before" and a circus programme featuring Durov's performing animals. The combination of all these attractions brought the crowds in droves. The feeling of the visitors is summed up by a workman Vasily Krasnov "To wait until morning so as to come for ten o'clock the time appointed for the distribution of gifts and commemorative mugs seemed plain stupid to me. With so many people there'd be nothing left. Am I going to live to see another coronation. They said the mugs were very pretty and would last forever. a real marvel.". The authorities had chosen the most unsuitable venue in Khodynka field surrounded with deep ditches gullies and trenches a training ground for troops. The weather was good and the people of Moscow decided to spend the night in the field but as ill luck would have it there was no moon and the field was completely dark. The people continued to arrive and stumbled and fell into the gullies the immense crowd became more tightly packed until by the morning half a million people were jammed into the field with no exit and more were arriving all the time. The police and cossacks sent to 'maintain order' were wholly inadequate to avert the disaster and thousands were trampled to death and many more dreadfully injured. The official statistics stated that nearly 3000 people suffered and half of those died. The true numbers of casualties - people crippled killed or psychologically traumatised - is incalculable. As the people continued to arrive in the morning they met the strings of carts carrying away the dead and injured. Nicholas was then faced with the question of whether to continue with the happy celebrations or to cancel them and have a day of mourning instead. With lamentable bad judgement he decided that as such a great mass of people had travelled to Moscow from all over the world for the celebration that he could not disappoint them and so he ordered the programme to continue as planned. This tragedy cast a cloud on the new Tsar's reign which was never lifted and was certainly one of the first major causes of their ultimate overthrow. unknown

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Unsigned group postcard photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina with their eldest daughter OLGA 1895-1918 Grand Duchess

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Unsigned group postcard photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina with their eldest daughter OLGA 1895-1918 Grand Duchess

Unsigned group postcard photo by Rotary 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina with their children OLGA 1895-1918 Grand Duchess TATIANA 1897-1918 MARIA 1899-1918 ANASTASIA1901-1918 & ALEXEI 1904-1918 The Tsarevitch

Unsigned group postcard photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina with their children OLGA 1895-1918 Grand Duchess TATIANA 1897-1918 MARIA 1899-1918 ANASTASIA1901-1918 & ALEXEI 1904-1918 The Tsarevitch

Unsigned postcard photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution & his son the Tsarevitch ALEXEI 1904-1918

Unsigned Russian group postcard photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina with their children OLGA 1895-1918 Grand Duchess TATIANA 1897-1918 MARIA 1899-1918 ANASTASIA1901-1918 & ALEXEI 1904-1918 The Tsarevitch

Fine original unsigned group postcard photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution with two of his children TATIANA 1897-1918 & ALEXEI 1904-1918 The Tsarevitch and Prince NIKITA 1900-1974 son of Grand Duchess Xenia

Fine original unsigned Russian postcard photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina with their son ALEXEI 1904-1918 The Tsarevitch

Very rare original unsigned postcard photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution his wife ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina with their eldest children OLGA 1895-1918 Grand Duchess & TATIANA 1897-1918

Fine unsigned hand coloured Russian Red Cross Postcard photos 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution and his wife ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina

Programme. Palais du Kremlin. 25 Mai 1896.

Very rare original unsigned postcard photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assasinated after the Revolution & his son the Tsarevitch ALEXEI 1904-1918

Charming acid etched glass made as a souvenir of Tsar Nicholas II's visit to Paris 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution

Fine pair of China Plates commemorating their visit to France in 1896 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution and ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina

Menu for Breakfast in Russian with translation 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution

Fine Commemorative plaque commemorating their visit to France in 1896 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina

Remarkable printed list in Russian 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina and the IMPERIAL GRAND DUKES AND DUCHESSES

Fine original unsigned postcard engagement photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina

One of the enamelled mugs given out at the Coronation Celebrations 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 assassinated after the revolution

Exceptional unsigned Russian Royal cabinet photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution with his wife ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina of Nicholas II of Russia & sister XENIA Grand Duchess 1875-1960 Wife of her Cousin Grand Duke Alexander

Fine large original unsigned photo 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution

Exceptional original unsigned Russian cabinet photo by Levitsky the Imperial Photographers 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution ALEXANDRA FEODOROVNA 1872-1918 the Tsarina with their daughter OLGA 1895-1918 Grand Duchess

Fine white china dinner plate made by the Imperial Porcelain factory 1868-1918 Tsar of Russia from 1894 Assassinated after the Revolution

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