AU$30.00

ISBN: 0-730-20133-3

Publisher: Golden Press - 1985

Plot: This book is an affectionate tribute to the Queen on her sixtieth birthday which she celebrates in 1986. When she was born on April, 21, 1926, it was not expected that she would one day be Queen. But from her earliest days the public adored her, perhaps sensing where her destiny lay. The magnificent photographs in this book, selected by The Earl of Lichfield, capture the course of this very special life. Here in 260 colour photographs and 100 black and white photographs are the sixty years of the Queen's life, from the christening of the Queen herself to the christening of her grandson, Prince Henry, second son of the Prince and Princess of Wales. The Queen has always carried out an immense variety of duties with charm and with total dedication. Here are the countless royal tours, the state occasions and also a photo essay on 'The Queen's Day'. In an often turbulent world the Queen remains a symbol of stability and all that is good.

Condition: Hardcover and dustjacket show only very light shelf wear on the exterior; Pages are clean, unmarked and in excellent condition;