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19811646017 October 1981. We have quite a difficult task ahead of us In the months following their wedding Charles and Diana write to thank a contributor for his donation to the Duchy of Cornwall's official wedding gift of a mahogany library table. "Dear Mr Skam We would both like to thank you very much indeed for your most kind contribution to the wedding present which the Duchy has given us. We really are delighted with the mahogany library table which will look splendid in our home at Highgrove and is exactly the right period for the house. We were also most touched to receive the balance of the gift in the form of a cheque with which we shall probably buy some more furniture. As you can well imagine with two houses to equip from scratch we have quite a difficult task ahead of us! We have been completely overwhelmed by the kindness and generosity which so many people have shown to us but as you will know we have a very special affection for the Duchy and all those who live and work in it and we therefore particularly appreciate your gift. We look forward very much to visiting the Duchy together in the future. In Charles' hand: Yours most sincerely Charles and Diana's hand: Diana". Typed letter 329 x 201 mm Buckingham Palace embossed stationary at head. Slight handling creasing very good. unknown
1645951989. A relaxed and cheerful portrait signed by the princess A striking portrait signed on the mount by Diana and dated 1989 taken by leading English photographer Terence Donovan depicting the Princess beaming in a head and shoulders pose. Donovan was Diana's preferred portraitist. "Donovan made Diana laugh very easily and perhaps for that reason did more official portraits than anyone else. Diana became very close to the London photographer and his wife and attended his funeral early in 1997" McDowell p. 206. Black and white portrait 24.5 x 19.5 cm on original mount 38 x 30.5 cm. With window mount in a white gold leaf frame with conservation acrylic glazing 45.7 x 38.7 cm. Creasing at mount extremities and small very light stain at foot covered by window mount. In excellent condition. Colin McDowell Diana Style 2007. unknown
Pages: x,[2],189,[3]p. Ink stamp "Bibliothèque du Roi - Palais Royal" on base corner of title page. With a half-title and 3 final advertisement pages. A few ff. loss to extreme fore edge, faint browning and soiling, contemporary calf-backed boards, gilt device to spine foot, joints split, a little worn, loss at head of spine.
1456721983. Royal 1983 Christmas card bearing two royal seals and an original color photograph of Diana Princess of Wales Prince Charles and the young Princes William. Signed by Prince Charles King Charles III "from Charles and" signed by Princess Diana "Diana." In near fine condition. Charles Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer were married on July 29th 1981 at Saint Paul's Cathedral in London the ceremony reached a global television audience of over 750 million viewers. The royal couple had two sons princes Harry and William who became second and third in the line of succession to the British throne. As Princess of Wales Diana became involved with dozens of charities including the Landmine Survivors Network British Lung Foundation British Deaf Association Meningitis Trust and the Malcolm Sargent Cancer Fund for Children among a roster of others. Throughout her marriage to Prince Charles she remained an object of worldwide interest; her death in a car crash in Paris in 1997 drew substantial media attention and extensive public mourning throughout the world. unknown
1st edition. VG hbk in glazed pictorial boards. ISBN 0721407404. (Famous people). 19262. eng
1997183369no place: no publisher 1997. Pp. 25last page on recto of lower free endpaper; demy 4to; bound in full royal blue silk lettered and ruled in gilt with title label at centre of upper board slightly rubbed; marbled endpapers; within recessed box mount slightly split at two corners;Althorp 1997. Inscribed on the dedication page 'To Charlotte' signed 'Charles Spencer'. no publisher unknown
This is a near fine softcover copy with almost no wear. Tiny abrasion to top edge of back cover. Crisp. Feels unread. Completely clean inside and out. The spine is not creased, binding firm. Slight yellowing to page edges as usual. This is a sale catalog for an auction held at Christie's Park Avenue facility in New York on June 25, 1997. 80 lots in the sale. All illustrated in color. Prices realized sheet included. 12" high X 8" wide, 212 pages. Large heavy book, foreign shipping will be extra. This book will be securely wrapped and packed in a sturdy box and shipped with tracking.
161359New York: Christie's 1997. Signed by Princess Diana Signed limited edition number 11 of 250 copies signed by Princess Diana a few months before her death. This luxury auction catalogue was produced by Christie's to illustrate the 80 dresses that were sold on 25 June 1997 raising over $3.6 million dollars for the AIDS Crisis Trust and the Royal Marsden Hospital Cancer Fund. Each successful bidder received a copy of the signed catalogue. Christie's also sold copies for $2000 stating at the time it was the most expensive auction catalogue they had ever produced. Unsigned cloth copies and a smaller paperback format were also issued. Quarto. Illustrated throughout with full colour photographs by Terence Donovan Patrick Demarchelier Tim Graham Barry Swaebe Lord Snowdon Glenn Harvey N. Hinkes and Mark Stewart. Original purple leatherette silk bookmarker. A fine copy. paperback
19985795London, Daily Mail, 1998. 4° (30x22,5cm). 11 parts. Many colour photos, together 191 pages. Orig.-Newspapers. Enclosed: 5 parts of "DIANA. A LIFE IN FASHION". (Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 6), many photos, together nearly 100 pages. Good condition!
72158o. O. Daily Mail 6. September 1997. 2° 32 S. zahlr. oft farb. Abb. Geh. in Tages-Anzeiger-Zeitungshalter Min. gebräunt rollspurig. Eine Woche nach Lady Dis Ableben erschienene durchgehend bebilderte Sonderausgabe der Daily Mail zum Leben und Schicksal der «people’s princess» von der Kindheit bis zur «glamorous love affair with Dodi Fayed». Mit dem farbigen Centerfold Porträt aufgenommen anlässlich des Japanbesuchs 1990. 010 o. O., Daily Mail, 6. September 1997 unknown
199729009Godalming, Surrey : Bramley Books, 1997. 144 S. 4°. Bound in orig. ill. cardboard-covers, with DJ.
1651021990. Sent to Queen Elizabeth's chaplain Christmas card sent by Charles and Diana in 1990 to the dean of Windsor Michael Ashley Mann inscribed and signed in Charles's hand "Michael from Charles and" signed by Diana: "Diana". Mann 1924-2011 had an important role in the devotional life of the royal family in the latter 1970s and 1980s. He was commissioned into the 1st King's dragoon guards in 1943 serving in Egypt Syria Lebanon and Palestine in the last of which he narrowly avoided the King David Hotel bombing. He was afterwards falsely diagnosed with leukaemia and given six months to live spurring a conversion to a clerical life. Ordained in 1957 he served variously as curate vicar and canon across Britain and in Nigeria over the next two decades. "Mann was an outstanding preacher. He seldom spoke for more than seven minutes believing if you could not get across your points in that time you never would. His theme was invariably inspirational stressing the importance of Christian values: comradeship morality tradition and service" Times obituary 10 January 2012. In 1976 Mann was appointed the dean of Windsor serving until 1989 alongside domestic chaplain to the queen and registrar of the Order of the Garter. He had a close relationship with the royal family especially Prince Philip - "Mann's rapport with the duke of Edinburgh was genuine and mutually enlightening. Sir Fred Hoyle's Omni lecture on 'Evolution from space' in 1982 prompted a robust exchange of correspondence between the duke and Mann covering fundamentalism and creation science and religious conservatism and evolution and morality. The correspondence was published in 1984" ODNB. Folded bifolium on thick card 153 x 202 mm front cover with the Prince of Wales's crowned insignia within a Garter belt and Diana's crowned coat of arms in gilt. With printed goodwill message facing colour photograph of Charles Diana and Princes William and Harry. In excellent condition. unknown
1651081985. Sent to Queen Elizabeth's chaplain Christmas card sent by Charles and Diana in 1985 to the dean of Windsor Michael Ashley Mann inscribed and signed in Charles's hand "To you both and kindest regards from Charles and" signed by Diana: "Diana". Mann 1924-2011 had an important role in the devotional life of the royal family in the latter 1970s and 1980s. He was commissioned into the 1st King's dragoon guards in 1943 serving in Egypt Syria Lebanon and Palestine in the last of which he narrowly avoided the King David Hotel bombing. He was afterwards falsely diagnosed with leukaemia and given six months to live spurring a conversion to a clerical life. Ordained in 1957 he served variously as curate vicar and canon across Britain and in Nigeria over the next two decades. "Mann was an outstanding preacher. He seldom spoke for more than seven minutes believing if you could not get across your points in that time you never would. His theme was invariably inspirational stressing the importance of Christian values: comradeship morality tradition and service" Times obituary 10 January 2012. In 1976 Mann was appointed the dean of Windsor serving until 1989 alongside domestic chaplain to the queen and registrar of the Order of the Garter. He had a close relationship with the royal family especially Prince Philip - "Mann's rapport with the duke of Edinburgh was genuine and mutually enlightening. Sir Fred Hoyle's Omni lecture on 'Evolution from space' in 1982 prompted a robust exchange of correspondence between the duke and Mann covering fundamentalism and creation science and religious conservatism and evolution and morality. The correspondence was published in 1984" ODNB. Folded bifolium on thick card 185 x 129 mm front cover with the Prince of Wales's crowned insignia within a Garter belt and Diana's crowned coat of arms in gilt. With printed goodwill message facing colour photograph of Charles and Diana with Princes William and Harry on a pony. In excellent condition. unknown
