Model of Imperial State Crown at Madame Tussaud's

Feb. 29 The Imperial state crown - at madame Tussaud's: The new wax figure of the Queen at Madame Tussaud's stands by a table on which rests a model of the imperial state crown. Her majesty's hand rests on the table, holding a model of the scepter. The New royal group at madame Tussaud's: latest attraction, ready for the summer season when thousands of foreign visitors explore its rooms filled with wax figures of the famous of the past and the present, is a new group of royal figures chief of these is that of her Majesty the Queen wearing the full robes of the sovereign of the most noble order of the carter. The queen's permission had to be obtained to do this. Other royal figures are those of Princess Margaret, the queen mother, the princess royal and the Duchess of gloucester. Norman Hartnell made the dresses of all the royal figures except that of the Queen. Her robe was wade by miss J.Bertrand, Wardrobe mistress at Tussaud's. The jewelery, specially made for the royal figures, cost, 000 and is all based on actual jewellery worn on state occasions. The garter robe worn by the Queen as distinct from the gown beneath, was made, perfect in every detail, by Adeney and Boutroy. It is generally considered that the royal figures are a remarkable likeness, and will give to all who see them, an unrivaled chance to feel they are in on a royal occasion, and have a close look at the royal family

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