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- eeb66542e1dcafeca783870eea855641a6cfb156d536c02d2ff10050cb08b034 author "Martin Rivington Holmes".
- eeb66542e1dcafeca783870eea855641a6cfb156d536c02d2ff10050cb08b034 author2 "Hervey Degge Wilmot Sitwell".
- eeb66542e1dcafeca783870eea855641a6cfb156d536c02d2ff10050cb08b034 edition "illustrated".
- eeb66542e1dcafeca783870eea855641a6cfb156d536c02d2ff10050cb08b034 isCitedBy Master_of_the_Jewel_Office.
- eeb66542e1dcafeca783870eea855641a6cfb156d536c02d2ff10050cb08b034 page "5".
- eeb66542e1dcafeca783870eea855641a6cfb156d536c02d2ff10050cb08b034 publisher "HM Stationery Office".
- eeb66542e1dcafeca783870eea855641a6cfb156d536c02d2ff10050cb08b034 quote "It would perhaps be appropriate at this stage to mention that the in 1967 the Jewel House in the Tower and the staff was increased and reorganised. The Officer-in-Charge is now also the Resident Governor - the two posts having been merged under the title of Resident Governor and Keeper of the Jewel House. He is an officer of the Royal Household and is responsible, only as far a custody of the Crown Jewels in the Tower is concerned, to the Lord Chamberlain of the Royal Household, who has had control of the Jewel House since 1782.".
- eeb66542e1dcafeca783870eea855641a6cfb156d536c02d2ff10050cb08b034 title "The English Regalia: Their History, Custody & Display".
- eeb66542e1dcafeca783870eea855641a6cfb156d536c02d2ff10050cb08b034 year "1972".