King Charles I locks of hair

King Charles I locks of hairTwo locks of hair taken from the beard of King Charles I, presented on blue velvet in an attractive 20th century wooden box Removed from Charles' body during its exhumation in 1813 Discover more about this item here King Charles I (1600 1649) took to the English throne in 1625. An unpopular monarch with a tyrannical bent, he soon turned the powerful institutions of government against himself. His marriage to a Roman Catholic (Henrietta Maria) was

The souvenir quotation features usual slight folds as is expected of pieces like this

flying style jumpsuit with red fleece interior has 'Everest' printed down one arm and '29028' printed down one leg

lest her letters should guide the officers to her husband's retreat

at a time when Britain ruled the waves and commanded the largest empire in history

presented on blue velvet in an attractive 20th century wooden box

Kevin Costner has accrued a slew of awards throughout his career

Walpole's greatest achievement is arguably restoring the country’s financial security following the 1720 financial crisis that was the South Sea Bubble

close to the Sea of Tranquility

The legal document describes how Madonna relinquishes use of the image to a charitable non-profit organisation

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and rode in countless parades

Sets of Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson's hair - framed and guaranteed authentic