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1937, Genuine, Coronation of George Vi, Framed Flag (English)
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1937, Genuine, Coronation of George Vi, Framed Flag (English)

1920 - 1940
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1937, Genuine, Coronation of George VI, Framed Flag (English)

Large, original 1937 ''God Save The King'' Banner produced for the Coronation of King George VI. Remarkable condition, light fading of the colour as expected. Framed in a contemporary frame under UV Protection Perspex due to its scale.

Flag made of cotton with BRITISH MADE printed in bottom right (folded).

CONDITION:

Frame and perspex, as new. Flag in overall good condition.

COLLECTION:

Buyer must collect, or arrange collection, from Westbury, Wiltshire.

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For more information or more detailed images, please, visit our website:

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Physical Dimensions
Height
195cm (76.77")
Width
96cm (37.80")
Declaration

White Space Antiques has dated this 1937 Coronation Framed Flag to the 1930s.

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1937, Genuine, Coronation of George VI, Framed Flag (English)

Large, original 1937 ''God Save The King'' Banner produced for the Coronation of King George VI. Remarkable condition, light fading of the colour as expected. Framed in a contemporary frame under UV Protection Perspex due to its scale.

fig 1. A framed red textile banner bearing the printed cream text reading God Save The King mounted in a black frame.
fig 1. 1937, Genuine, Coronation of George Vi, Framed Flag (English)

Flag made of cotton with BRITISH MADE printed in bottom right (folded).

CONDITION:

Frame and perspex, as new. Flag in overall good condition.

COLLECTION:

Buyer must collect, or arrange collection, from Westbury, Wiltshire.

WEBSITE:

For more information or more detailed images, please, visit our website:

https://www.WhiteSpaceAntiques.com

Height
195cm (76.77")
Width
96cm (37.80")
Date of Manufacture

White Space Antiques has dated this 1937 Coronation Framed Flag to the 1930s.

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SA1218461
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Archive I A framed red textile banner bearing the printed cream text reading God Save The King mounted in a black frame.

1937, Genuine, Coronation of George Vi, Framed Flag (English)

Archive II A framed red textile banner bearing the printed cream text reading God Save The King mounted in a black frame. View II
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A framed red textile banner bearing the printed cream text reading God Save The King mounted in a black frame.
1937, Genuine, Coronation Of George VI, Framed Flag (English)
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A framed red textile banner bearing the printed cream text reading God Save The King mounted in a black frame.
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Items created for the 1937 coronation were manufactured to celebrate the crowning of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth following the abdication of Edward VIII. Textiles, flags, and banners were widely produced for street decorations and personal keepsakes across the United Kingdom and Empire.

Coronation flags from the early 20th century were predominantly produced using woven cotton, linen, or silk fabrics. The graphics and lettering were typically applied using screen printing or block printing techniques with durable dyes.

Authentic period textiles display natural fibre weave characteristics, subtle age-related discolouration, and period-specific typography. The method of stitching on the edges and evidence of historical fabric dyes further assist in confirming production from the 1930s era.

Framed historical textiles function as focal points when mounted on gallery walls or positioned above consoles and sideboards. Modern minimal framing contrasts with the texture of the antique cloth, allowing the graphic typography to integrate into modern or traditional decorative schemes.

To prevent degradation, printed textiles should be mounted behind UV-filtering glass using acid-free backing materials. Displaying the item away from direct sunlight and maintaining stable humidity levels prevents fading and fibre breakdown.
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