The holidays are always a magical time, receiving well-wishes from family, friends, and loved ones is a treat.

While we can imagine the the royal family has a lengthy, and never been seen before now holiday card list.

A collection of the Queen's Christmas cards were auctioned off last week. While they're no longer for sale, these personal images give us a fascinating look into this family's lives over the years.

In 1962, Little Prince Andrew is mesmerized by his reflection as his family look on to his reaction.

In 1971, Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip and their 4 children pose together at home for their family card.

In 1978, the royal family share a candid moment at home with the Queen, Philip and their dogs.

In 1981, the royal family shared an official portrait from Prince Charles and Princess Diana's wedding. The Queen's beaming smile is unforgettable!

In 1983, Princess Anne is sporting a sweater with a crown on it as the rest of the family smiles big for the camera.

In 1985, The Queen Mother makes an appearance with her daughter and son-in-law on a bench in the garden.

In 1987, the Queen and Philip are seen with their grandchildren, Prince William, Prince Harry, Peter Philips and Zara Philips all wearing matching kilts! Adorable.

In 1988, three generations of royal women are pictured on their Christmas card. The Queen Mother, the Queen and young Princess Beatrice.

In 1998, the entire family, including grandchildren, pose for a photograph. This was the year after Princess Diana's death.

In 2001, Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth look completely comfortable hanging out with their corgis at their home.

Now the question remains; how do I get on the Royal mailing list so I can get a card too?