Thought that I would quickly throw these in, although not postcards, they are postage :) . Grand Duchess Charlotte.
I have some of Grand Duke Henri and Maria-Teresa at the celebration of their wedding on leaflets (stamps) and also some with the three Princes (Guillaume - Felix-Louis), I just don't know how to scan them right now, my scanner is messed up![FONT=Arial][FONT=Arial][FONT=Arial][FONT=Arial][FONT=Arial]
Thanks for posting these wonderful pics ! They sure brought back some memories. I had a big scrapbook about the family in the eighties but my mom somehow misplaced them..:(
The child with Jean is definitely Princess Marie-Astrid! She was an adorable toddler.
In one of my books I have one pic of the birth of Prince Louis. I'll post it later on in the evening..
Do you have any pics of Alexandra when she was born? I have enver seen any pics of her when she was a baby.
I am glad to see that ALMAB and myself arn't the only ones on the same page when it comes to the Luxembourg Royals. I would love to see the pic you have of Louis birth. I have yet to see any postcards/pics of Alexandra and Sebastian's birth. I do remember Corbis having some of Prince Sebastian.... I will post them in another thread.
I also have two nice pics from a book called L'Annee Princiere of Marie-Astrid being pregnant with Imre and then holding the newborn baby. SInce this forum is so huge I am not sure whether or not it has been posted yet..
Hey people i live in Australia which has really no interest in Royal families despite the fact it is part of the British Commonwealth and i was just curious about these post cards...do the Royal families send it out to their people as gifts??? and do they often appear in your news and magazines??? Living in Australia i am deprived of many experinces...hahahaha....but i get to experience many others that compensate ^^
Hey people i live in Australia which has really interest in Royal family despite the fact it is part of the British Commonwealth and i was just curious about these post cards...do the Royal families send it out to their people as gifts??? and do they often appear in your news and magazines??? Living in Australia i am deprived of many experinces...hahahaha....but i get to experience many others that compensate ^^
A big interest in the Lux Royal Family in Austrailia huh? How cool! I am sure that there is more of an interest in the Danish Royal Family now that Mary Donaldson is not CP Mary of Denmark.... I am not sure how they are distributed. I wish I knew myself! Sweden is big on the postcard thing too!
A big interest in the Lux Royal Family in Austrailia huh? How cool! I am sure that there is more of an interest in the Danish Royal Family now that Mary Donaldson is not CP Mary of Denmark.... I am not sure how they are distributed. I wish I knew myself! Sweden is big on the postcard thing too!
Hey people i live in Australia which has really interest in Royal family despite the fact it is part of the British Commonwealth and i was just curious about these post cards...do the Royal families send it out to their people as gifts??? and do they often appear in your news and magazines??? Living in Australia i am deprived of many experinces...hahahaha....but i get to experience many others that compensate ^^
lol i'm quoting myself..rather sad indeed but i forgot to ass a word before 'interest' that word being 'NO' hahahahaha so what i meant was that there is no interest in royal families in Australia...not as big as there is in Europe and stuff...so yeah...sorry about the mistake hahaha
Anyway, back to postcards... I really love old photos of royalty, especially from the less well-known families that one doesn't often get to see. There should be a thread in the forums exclusively for old pics.
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Luxembourg's Euro coins with the strike of Grand Duke Henri
There are 8 euro coins denominated in 2 and 1 euros, then 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1 cents. Every euro coin carries a common European face. On the obverse, each Member State l decorate the coins with their own motifs. No matter which motif is on the coins they can be used anywhere inside the 12 Member States. For example, a French citizen is able to buy a hot dog in Berlin using a euro coin carrying the imprint of the King of Spain. The common European face of the coins represents a map of the European Union against a background of transverse lines to which are attached the stars of the European flag. The 1, 2, and 5 cent coins put emphasis on Europe's place in the world while the 10, 20, and 50 present the Union as a gathering of nations. The 1 and 2 euro coins depict Europe without frontiers. Final designs were agreed at the European Council meeting in Amsterdam in June 1997.
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