The Princess of Wales at the Opening of the National Bazaar in Aid of Sufferers by the War. 1900.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Graphic, June 2nd, 1900," showing a Drawing by Balliol Salmon for "The Princess of Wales at the Opening of the National Bazaar in Aid of Sufferers by the War."

There was no formal opening ceremony at the National Bazaar, which has been held with such conspicuous success at the Royal Palace Hotel, Kensington, but the Princess of Wales arrived early in the afternoon of the first day, attended by Lord Colville of Culross and Miss Knollys.  The Princess on arriving was received by the ladies presiding over the Flower Market, who were all attired in white dresses and aprons, and was presented with a beautiful bouquet of roses by Princess Alexis Dolgorouki.  Subsequently the Princess made the first purchase, and sold the first article from the stall of the Household Cavalry, of which H.R.H. was President, and then, with untiring zeal, visited and made purchases at nearly all of the remaining sixty-six stalls.

Condition is Very Good.