Papers and correspondence about the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Correspondents include: [John] Jock Colville [Joint Principal Private Secretary to Churchill], on court dress and the Coronation Ball (4); Lawrence Sabatini, Principal, Ministry of Works, on whether staff could watch the procession from the roof of 10 Downing Street [London]; Cecily ["Chips'] Gemmell, personal secretary to Clementine, on arrangements for the procession and dress (4); Sir Harry Batterbee, Coronation Committee for Private Hospitality; 16th Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal [earlier Lord Arundel] asking Clementine to be a Vice-President of the Coronation Ball; Antonio Giraudier on getting seats for the Coronation.