2 doc. relating to the Royal Coronation of Queen Victoria.

1. The ceremonies to be observed at the Royal Coronation of Her Most Sacred Majesty Queen Victoria in the Abbey Church of Westminster, on Thursday the twenty-eighth day of June, MDCCCXXXVIII. (London, S. Bentley), [1838]. Folio: 16-[1] pp. (corners folded, the top of two latest missing without loss of text, title soiled, marginal stains or soiling). In lvs. Prov. Henri-Philippe de Fourneau, comte de Cruquenbourg (Brussels 1785-1861), member of the East Flanders Equestrian Corps, lieutenant-general, aide-de-camp to King William I of the Netherlands, then to William II of the Netherlands (ex dono "Donné par le Cte de Cruquembourg" on title; ref. Goethals II:Fourneau VII). - 2. State procession, from the Queen's Palace to the Western door of Westminster Abbey, on the 28th of June, the day of Her Majesty's Coronation [...]. [London], J. Hartnell, 1838. Broadside, 135 x 25 cm, on 2 sheets joined, folding. Very good condition. Large woodcut headpiece of the royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom. Printed in blue within a wide decorative woodcut border printed in red.