Britains c1926 Jockey/ Racehorse w/ Lord Derby Racing Colours Gentleman's Library Accessories When it became apparent he

When it became apparent he could not marry Simpson and remain on the throne

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Britains c1926 Jockey/ Racehorse w/ Lord Derby Racing Colours Gentleman's Library Accessories When it became apparent heHorse Sz: 3 1 4"H x 4"L x 1"D Jockey Sz: 2"H x 1'L x 1"D Painted die cast lead Lord Derbys racing colours are traditionally black with a white cap. These iconic silks, registered by the 13th Earl of Derby in 1788, have been used for over two centuries by the family. Colours: Black silks, white cap. Significance: These are among the oldest registered racing colours still in use in British racing. Usage: These colours were notably worn by Lord Derbys