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G J Hayter & Co Ltd
No. R.F.2
plywood
about 150 pieces, with 3 damaged ones
10¾ x 8⅜ in

This "Victory" puzzle by G J Hayter & Co Ltd (although they aren't mentioned on the box) dates from around 1935, and is taken from a 1934 photograph by Marcus Adams.
According to the box it was "purchased by Her Majesty Queen Mary at the British Industries Fair", although it doesn't state which year.
About 150 pieces, three of which are damaged. Because of this the eBay vendor kindly reduced the price, making it even more of a bargain that it had been.

G J Hayter & Co Ltd
No. R.F.2
plywood
about 150 pieces, with 3 damaged ones
10¾ x 8⅜ in

TED: "Annuvver kwik lickle pussel fer me an' Donald... this time it's a vintij pikchur of Kween Lizbuff when she wuz a lickle girl, wiv 'er Mum an' Dad an' 'er sister, Princess Margrit.
There's a few peeces wot's dammidged, but it don't show when the pussle's made up so I'm not gonna stress abowt it.
Uvverwise it's kwite nice an' it's Verry Old, like abowt NINETY YEERS OLD!"

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HRH The Duke of Edinburgh visited the British Council in New Delhi for the School Education Conference 2025 on Tuesday, 4 February 2025.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

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HRH The Duke of Edinburgh visited the British Council in New Delhi for the School Education Conference 2025 on Tuesday, 4 February 2025.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) @UKinIndia

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh visited the British Council in New Delhi for the School Education Conference 2025 on Tuesday, 4 February 2025.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) @UKinIndia

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh visited the British Council in New Delhi for the School Education Conference 2025 on Tuesday, 4 February 2025.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

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He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

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He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

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HRH The Duke of Edinburgh met with the Education Minister of India, Dharmendra Pradhan in Delhi on Tuesday, 4 February 2025.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

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HRH The Duke of Edinburgh met with the Vice President of India, Jagdeep Dhankhar in New Delhi on Monday, 3 February 2025.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

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HRH The Duke of Edinburgh met with the Vice President of India, Jagdeep Dhankhar in New Delhi on Monday, 3 February 2025.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

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He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

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He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

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HRH The Duke of Edinburgh met with a group of inspiring young Indian students participating in the International Award for Young People at the British School in Delhi on Monday, 3 February 2025.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) @UKinIndia

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He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) @UKinIndia

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh met with a group of inspiring young Indian students participating in the International Award for Young People at the British School in Delhi on Monday, 3 February 2025.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) @UKinIndia

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh met with a group of inspiring young Indian students participating in the International Award for Young People at the British School in Delhi on Monday, 3 February 2025.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) @UKinIndia

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh met with the Governor of Maharashtra, C. P. Radhakrishnan in Mumbai.

He was in India from 2 to 4 February to celebrate the shared ties between the UK and India, with a focus on championing young people and promoting the benefits of non-formal education across the world through The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) @UKinIndia