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The Queen's Beasts

The Queen's Beasts are ten heraldic statues representing the genealogy of Queen Elizabeth II, depicted as the Royal supporters of England plus the Welsh Dragon, the Unicorn of Scotland and the White Horse of Hanover. They stood in front of the temporary western annexe to Westminster Abbey for the Queen's coronation in 1953. Each of the Queen's Beasts…

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Avg. degree1.98
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related to External links · 15
The Queen's Beasts → Abbey Coronation Annexe Newsreel, Beasts And Robes, Canadian Museum, Coins, Gold Coins, Her Country, History, Molly Guion, Queen, Queen's Beasts, Queen's Beasts Coins, Royal Mint BullionPhoto, Royal MintPicture, Royal MintThe Queen's Beasts, The Queen's Beasts Silver
related to Bibliography · 9
The Queen's Beasts → ASIN B00137BAOY, Bellew, Cecil Keeling, Edward Bawden, Illustrated, London, Newman Neame, Sir George, Stanford
see also · 8
The Queen's Beasts → Canadian, England, EnglandThe King's Beasts, Hampton CourtThe Queen's Beasts, MintList, Richmond, St George's ChapelRoyal, ThamesRoyal Badges

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beasts lion royal edward shield england arms queen queen's heraldic badge henry iii white hanover dragon scotland coronation falcon iv

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The Queen's Beastsrelated to BibliographyLondon0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to BibliographyStanford0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to BibliographyBellew0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to BibliographySir George0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to BibliographyIllustrated0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to BibliographyEdward Bawden0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to BibliographyCecil Keeling0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to BibliographyNewman Neame0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to BibliographyASIN B00137BAOY0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to External linksCanadian Museum0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to External linksHistory0.60section
The Queen's Beastsrelated to External linksQueen0.60section

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