Queen Elizabeth I Coronation Gloves . The royal wave Queen Elizabeth I's coronation gauntlet goes on show at Selfridges London The Glove is made of white leather and the wrist is embroidered with gilt metal thread, wire and spangles in the form of national emblems including the Tudor Rose, thistle, shamrock, oak leaves. If you have time, you can check this video of the coronation in 1953
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Gloves worn by Queen Elizabeth I, a Soviet cosmonaut and in a Star Wars film are to go on display together Another flashback to coronations of the past is the inclusion of Queen Mary's coronation dress, worn for her crowning alongside King George V in 1911.
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