THE DUKE RECEIVES FREEDOM OF CARDIFF FOR GUARDS.—The Duke of Edinburgh looks round as he stands with the Lord Mayor of Cardiff (Aiderman D. T. Williams) and other guests on the dais in front of the City Hall during a march past. The Duke, who is Colonel of the Welsh Guards, is wearing the scarlet tunic and black bearskin. A contingent of Welsh Guards paraded on the green of Cardiff Castle while His Royal Highness received the freedom of the city on behalf of the regiment.
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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28270, 7 May 1957, Page 20
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86THE DUKE RECEIVES FREEDOM OF CARDIFF FOR GUARDS.—The Duke of Edinburgh looks round as he stands with the Lord Mayor of Cardiff (Aiderman D. T. Williams) and other guests on the dais in front of the City Hall during a march past. The Duke, who is Colonel of the Welsh Guards, is wearing the scarlet tunic and black bearskin. A contingent of Welsh Guards paraded on the green of Cardiff Castle while His Royal Highness received the freedom of the city on behalf of the regiment. Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28270, 7 May 1957, Page 20
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