King George V Royal Hanoverian Creams Horses Rare Royal 1912 Photo Postcard

ROY20  This antique card I could not find anywhere so I had to research - It is called A Pair Of The King's Famous Creams and is of King George V Royal Hanoverian Cream Horses . I attach information below.  The famous photographer (Christina Broom) and souvenir dates circa 1912. Christina Broom (1862–1939) is widely celebrated as the UK’s first female press photographer. It is glossy real photographic from nearly 115 years ago origin bar some light surface and small corner place in otherwise great condition.

The Creams were an elite, distinct breed of cream-coloured horses with white manes, tails, and blue eyes Originally brought over from Hanover by King George I, these majestic horses were strictly reserved for the British monarch. They were famously used to pull the gold State Coach during high-profile royal events, such as the Coronation and the State Opening of Parliament.

Christina Broom (1862–1939) was a trailblazing photographer widely recognised as the UK’s first female press photojournalist. . Operating under the name "Mrs Albert Broom," she left the confines of traditional indoor studios to document the bustling reality of Edwardian and wartime London. Over a prolific 36-year career, she captured historic moments on the streets, including the women’s suffrage movement, the inner workings of the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, and poignant portraits of British soldiers departing for the front lines of World War I.