22 November 1899 1 mins
Queen Victoria seated in her carriage with her back to the camera (on the left hand side of the frame, barely visible), and surrounded by invited guests, acknowledges the salutes of the officers as the 1st and 2nd Life Guards (in khaki) march before her at Spital Barracks, Windsor.
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20 March 1899
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30 June 1899
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10 September 1899
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01 January 1899
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20 May 1899
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20 May 1899
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20 May 1899
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01 January 1899
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