BRITISH KINGS AND QUEENS. A collection of documents with the signatures of kings and queens of Great Britain, comprising James II (cut signature), Mary II (document signed, 1692, a warrant to pay £4,000 for the relief of Huguenot refugees), Anne (document signed, 1712, granting John Moore of Kentwell Hall, High Sheriff of Suffolk, licence to live outside the county), George I (a commission, 1717), George II (1730, split), George III (document signed, a table of 'General and Staff Officers', 1761, and a cut signature), George IV (two cut signatures, as Prince Regent), William IV (cut signature), Victoria (letter signed, inviting her aunt, the Duchess of Gloucester, to her coronation, with two other items), Edward VII (1885), George V, Edward VIII (1947) and George VI (Christmas card), also including letters by Prince Albert (1850) and four others, and six cut signatures, approximately 29 items in total.