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réf. 23276showing the Tsar at his headquarters during the first World War when he had taken over Supreme Command of the Russian Army leaving the Empress in charge at home he is saluting 5½" x 3½" no place St Petersburg no date. c. unknown
réf. 28053showing the family seated and standing around the Tsar with an infant Tsarevitch being held on his mother's lap 5½" x 3½" Chateau de Verchin 25th November unknown
réf. 23704of the Tsar showing during the First World War head and shoulders 5½" x 3½" no place no date c. unknown
réf. 32576showing the family grouped together at Tsarskoe Seloe with the Tsarina holding the infant Tsarevitch in her arms 5½" x 3½" Tsarskoe Seloe September rather worn This is the christening photo of the tsarevitch Alexei. It is a Red Cross postcard unusual because it is a Russian postcard. The Empress looks lovingly at her son. unknown
réf. 23757showing him head and shoulders in uniform 5½" x 3½" no place no date c. unknown
réf. 25512showing the family seated around the Tsar with an infant Anastasia being held by the Tsarina who is dressed in black as she is in mourning for the late Queen Victoria 5½" x 3½" taken at Peterhof 16th August unknown
réf. 32061taken from an illustrated supplement produced in honour of the Tsar and Tsarina the front cover shows Nicholas three quarters length in a suit she is iwearing a blue dress and hat and a fluffy stole 16½" x 11½" no place Paris 4th October The Tsar and Tsarina visited France in 1896 after their Coronation as part of their grand tour of Europe. unknown
réf. 32060taken from an illustrated supplement commemorating the coronation of the Tsar and Tsarina the front cover shows Nicholas three quarters length in his robes and ermine holding his sceptre and orb she is in her coronation robes and jewels 16½" x 11½" no place Paris 24th May The Tsar and Tsarina visited France in 1896 after their Coronation as part of their grand tour of Europe. unknown
réf. 23696on their successful visit to France after their Coronation on their grand tour of Europe 6½" x 4" no place Paris October unknown
réf. 40649showing the Imperial Yacht Standart with an unrelated autograph message on the verso from Edmond to his parents telling them that they "hurried back from Odessa and arrived this morning after an excellent crossing. We'll leave tonight. for Smyrna because there is a matter to clarify the Turkish forts fired on the Caucase which was leaving for France." 5½" x 3½" Constantinople 8th June no year but probably around The Standart was an Imperial Russian yacht serving Emperor Nicholas II and his family being in her time late 19th/early 20th century the largest Imperial Yacht afloat. After the Russian Revolution the ship was placed in drydock until 1936 when she was converted to a minelayer. During World War II she participated in the defence of Leningrad. The Caucasus campaign comprised armed conflicts between the Russian Empire and the Ottoman Empire later including Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Mountainous Republic of the Northern Caucasus the German Empire the Central Caspian Dictatorship and the British Empire as part of the Middle Eastern theatre during World War I. Transcription Constantinople 8 juin Cher parents Nous sommes revenus précipitamment d'Odessa et nous sommes arrivés ce matin après une excellente traversée. Nous repartons ce soir à 5 heures pour Smyrne car il y a une affaire à éclaircir les forts turcs ont tiré sur le Caucase qui s'en allait en France. À bientôt des nouvelles plus longues. Votre fils Edmond Translation Constantinople 8th of June Dear Parents We hurried back from Odessa and arrived this morning after an excellent crossing. We'll leave tonight at 5 am for Smyrna because there is a matter to clarify the Turkish forts fired on the Caucase which was leaving for France. Longer news soon. Your son Edmond unknown
réf. 53654showing them on a settee together the Tsar in uniform the girls in white including baby Anastasia held by her mother to her shoulder titled in German 5½" x 3½" no place no date but unknown
réf. 53655showing them on a settee together the Tsar in uniform the girls in white including baby Anastasia held by her mother to her shoulder titled in German 5½" x 3½" no place no date but unknown
réf. 53660showing the Tsar seated between Olga and Anastasia whose arm is round the shoulder of Alexei who is wearing a sailor suit Tatiana is on the right and Maria and the Empress standing behind the Emperor in simple military dress the Empress with a simple small coronet titled in French no place no date circa unknown
réf. 23461showing portraits of the young Tsar and his Empress 2¼" x 1½" no place no date c. unknown
réf. 53653showing them full length full face the Tsar standing in uniform the Tsarina seated in a fine gown with half length sleeves holding a fan titled in English 5½" x 3½" message on the verso in English published by Rotary London no place no date circa unknown
réf. 23695reproduced from the Coronation portraits of the Tsar and his Empress 5½" x 3½" no place Moscow no date Theirs was the first coronation that was ever filmed in the world. unknown
réf. 54853showing them full length nearly full face together on a sofa the Tsar in a white military jacket the Tsarina in a long black dress holding baby Anastasia in a long robe her sisters in shoulder-length short white dresses with ruched collars an elaborate decorative cabinet in the background an early and attractive image of the family published by Lautz of Darmstadt 5½" x 3½" no place no date circa a few tiny white flecks on the Tsarina's dress unknown
réf. 54395showing the family head and shoulders in a row the ladies in straightforward hats and day dresses the Tsar and the Tsesarevich in plain military uniform 2½" x 5" in margins 3½" x 5½" published by 'Ste Russie' Paris the photo no place no date circa remains of laying down on unused verso unknown
réf. 54394showing the family seated and standing around the Tsar 5½" x 3½" no place no date used postally with postmark 23rd March. On the verso the writer tells her correpondent in Belgium that she hopes soon to have other cards of sovereigns from the Balkans. unknown
réf. 23707showing the Tsar at a Russian Orthodox Ceremony in the Summer of 1909 5½" x 3½" no place no date unknown
réf. 40993showing the tsar leaving the church at Tsarskoe Zeloe walking down the steps surrounded by dignitaries 5½" x 3½" no place no date circa An unusual informal shot of the Tsar leaving the Feadorovsky Cathedral. unknown
réf. 53428of these 7 first cousins aged between 3 and 23 all full face Christian just looking away a little showing the future Emperor standing on the right standing on the left are Alexandra Georg Wilhelm and Christopher while seated in a child's four-wheeled carriage are Olga and Christian also Prince George of the Hellenes 2nd son of George I perched across the driving seat with Christian of Cumberland on his knee in the background is a sentry box with the cipher of their grandfather Christian IX 3½" x 5½" identified and dated in pencil on the verso in English in a German hand Denmark Christian IX's children included Dagmar Nicholas II's mother George I of Greece and Thyra Duchess of Cumberland. unknown
réf. 54241of the striking portrait showing them both in full dress uniform with decorations the Tsar seated all but full length nearly full face his son standing behind on the viewer's left his left hand on his father's chair his right holding his large dress hat face turned a little upwards 7" x 4½" in margins 14" x 10¼" no place. no date circa unknown
réf. 20550showing the Tsar & his son with Imperial Chamberlain Baron Frederiks walking along a row of men 5½" x 3½" no place no date c. unknown
réf. 25556showing the Tsar sitting wearing naval uniform with the Tsarina sitting next to a young Alexei dressed in a sailor suit stood on table on the deck of a ship anotated at the bottom in Russian 5½" x 3½" no place no date c. unknown