A lady-in-waiting's letter on behalf of Mary of Teck, Queen of the United Kingdom, probably written by Ettie Grenfell, Baroness Desborough, dated June 23, 1916

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The letter:

June 23. 1916

BUCKINGHAM PALACE

The Lady in Waiting is commanded by the Queen to thank [illegible] E. H. Baker for her letter & for sending the little garments made out of stockings — Which interested Her Majesty very much & she thinks them very well made & contrived & that they will be very useful.

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