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The King inspects Irish guards- Followed by officers of the battalion the King is shown here as he inspected the 1st Battalion of the Irish Guards at Chelsea barracks, London, England
The King inspects Irish guards- Followed by officers of the battalion the King is shown here as he inspected the 1st Battalion of the Irish Guards at Chelsea barracks, London, England

The King inspects Irish guards- Followed by officers of the battalion the King is shown here as he inspected the 1st Battalion of the Irish Guards at Chelsea barracks, London, England

Date5/19/1936
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Original Toronto Star caption: The King inspects Irish guards- Followed by officers of the battalion the King is shown here as he inspected the 1st Battalion of the Irish Guards at Chelsea barracks; London; England.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0123897F
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