Coronation Day 1953

Relive the excitement and pageantry of a momentous day in British history with "Coronation Day 1953." This book captures the atmosphere surrounding the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, offering a glimpse into post-war Britain as it celebrated a new era.

Through evocative photography and insightful commentary by Howard Marshall, readers are transported back to the streets of London, experiencing the sense of national unity and optimism that defined the event. "Coronation Day 1953" serves as both a historical document and a tribute to a defining moment in the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.

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