Arrival of French President A. Lebrun in London (1939)

Train arrival at London station.

French President A. Lebrun and his wife exit the carriage.

Guests are greeted in London by George VI and Elizabeth, French Foreign Minister J. Bonnet exits the carriage.

The Lebrun and Bonnet spouses greet the Queen.

King George VI and A. Lebrun near a train carriage.

A cavalcade of horse-drawn carriages departs for Buckingham Palace.

King George VI and Lebrun ride in an open carriage, Lebrun responds to the greetings of Londoners.

Londoners greet the guests.

The Queen and the Lebrun and Bonnet spouses ride in an open carriage.

A cavalry escort moves in front of the cavalcade.

Lebrun and King George VI in a carriage during their ride through the streets of London (above).

Londoners greet the French President and King from their windows.

The carriage of the French President and King moves to Buckingham Palace, accompanied by an escort.

Lebrun from the carriage responds to the greetings of the people of London.

The motorcade enters the gates of Buckingham Palace.

King George VI, Lebrun, his wife and Queen Elizabeth on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

The people of London on the square in front of Buckingham Palace greet the French president and the king.