Published in The Times, author unknown. Mounted on an envelope containing dried and pressed plant old man, or lad's love, taken from the grave of Helen Thomas 11 July 1977. With ink annotations, possibly by Alan Martin

Eric Norris from the Pioneer Bookshop in London recommends "Edward Thomas and the Countryside" and "Prose of Edward Thomas", both by Roland Gant

Made by Rogers, 51 High Street, Oxford. Note on bag “Box 8”

Published by [?] June 1977; "Quarry" December 1978; "Slow Runner" Spring 1981; "Sepia" June 1982; "Start" March - April 1985; The KQBX Press December 1985

Annotated drafts

Anne's waiting game. It's all happening for Princess Anne… the royal lady-in-waiting with two happy events in front of her. At horse trials in Devon it was plain that she can't hide the fact that she's now well on the way to becoming a mum. And on Wednesday she and her husband, Captain Mark Phillips, started the big move to their new stately home, Gatcombe Park in Gloucestershire...

Agency: Syndication International

London. Sister Delphine Stephens carries Princess Anne's 3-day-old baby son from St. Mary's Hospital. Princess Anne left the hospital at noon today with her husband Mark Phillips and will be staying at Buckingham Palace

Agency: UPI

London. Four generations of the Royal Family in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Place today after Princess Anne's baby, Master Peter Mark Andrew Phillips had been christened by the Archbishop of Canterbury in the Music Room. Proud mother Princess Anne holds the baby while his grandmother, The Queen and great grandmother The Queen Mother [...]

Agency: Press Association

Prince Charles girlfriends

Broadcast Date: 31 September 1997

Agency: Keystone

London. Prince Charles takes the wheel for a spin around Buckingham Palace quadrangle today in Britain's only Silver Jubilee taxi. His passenger climbing into the rear seat is the cab's official driver, Mr Ted Ritchie, of Wandsworth, who was chosen for the job from London's 16,000 taxi drivers. The silver painted cab, a brand new vehicle costing £4000, will be used, free of charge, for fund raising events for the Queen's Silver Jubilee Appeal. The rest of the time it will work as a normal cab

Agency: Press Association

London. A keen look, and it takes a keen look to recognise him under a bearskin, from Prince Charles, on parade in his uniform as Colonel of the Welsh Guards at the final rehearsal of the Trooping the Colour ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade today. The Duke of Edinburgh took the salute. The actual ceremony takes place next Saturday to mark the Queen's official birthday

Agency: Press Association

Prince Charles was out with yet another beautiful girl at Windsor Great Park. Lady Sarah Spencer, 22, spent their third date watching him play polo. Clearly rumours of a recent nature of the imminence of a royal wedding are not to be taken seriously

Agency: Syndication International

Sun Dance Camp, Alberta. The Prince of Wales, or Red Crow… The latest "Kainai" Indian Chief sits with his headdress on viewing the balance of the ceremony which made him a chief

Agency: UPI

California, USA. Pilot Fred Haise (L) and Co-Pilot Gordon Fullerton of the Space Shuttle Enterprise meet with Prince Charles after they and the space shuttle returned to the Dryden Flight Research Centre. This is the last of the scheduled flights of the Space Shuttle for the next 18 months

Agency: UPI

Royal Visitors for West Newton Women's Institute. The Queen with the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret when they arrived to attend a Women's Institute meeting at the Parish Room in West Newton today. They had driven from nearby Sandringham and were met by Mrs Doris Parsons (second right), chairman of West Newton W omen's Institute

Agency: Press Association

Falmouth, Cornwall. On yesterday's arrival at Falmouth, The Queen meets [?] and representatives from the 14 RNLI stations in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Earlier, The Queen, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh had disembarked from Her Majesty's yacht Britannia for their Silver Jubilee visit to Cornwall

Agency: Press Association

Belfast. General view of the provisional Sinn Fein marchers in Belfast today

Agency: Press Association

Prince Philip looks over at the Queen as she reads the Throne Speech opening the third session of the thirteenth Parliament. This marked the first time the Queen has worn glasses for such an occasion. The Royal couple will end their Silver Jubilee visit to Canada on 19 October, departing for the British Caribbean

ITN Reference: 19 October 1977

Agency: United Press International

London. Backstage of the Colisieum Theatre, London. Princess Margaret is greeted warmly by ballet star Rudolf Nureyev following the performance of Romeo and Juliet. (Left) Nureyev kisses Princess Margaret. Princess Margaret delighted as Nureyev presents her with a rose

Agency: UPI

ITN Reference: ROYAL/EDIN/38

Photographer: Alan Holland-Avery

Agency: Unknown

On 4 August 1980, the Queen Mother celebrates her 80th birthday. In this library picture of May 1977, silver jubilee year, the Queen Mother, in her robes as Lady of the Thistle, travels with the Prince of Wales, through Edinburgh to attend the Thistle Service at St Giles Cathedral

Broadcast Date: 3 April 1980

Agency: Press Association

The Queen's filly Dunfermline gets a "well done" pat from the Queen Mother in the unsaddling enclosure after winning the Jubilee year Oaks at Epsom today. On right is the Queen's trainer, Major Dick Hern. Dunfermline had beaten Freeze The Secret in an exciting finish, with Vaguely Deb third

Agency: Press Association

"Old white horse" by P J Kavanagh, review of The Diary of Edward Thomas published by The Whittington Press. Includes wood engraving by Hellmuth Weissenborn

Wood engraving by Hellmuth Weissenborn from The Diary of Edward Thomas. Published in The Times 1977

"Behind the Arras" published in The Daily Telegraph on 29 June 1977. Describes how engraver Hellmuth Weissenborn fought in the same sector as Edward Thomas during World War I

"Front-line poet", review of The Diary of Edward Thomas by Jan Marsh. Published in The Daily Telegraph 30 June 1977

Subtitle "Keeping you in touch with what's new, what's happening, what's coming up - and whatever catches our fancy" underlined with note by Edward Eastaway Thomas "Just what ET is not"

Published in the East Hampshire Post, author unknown. Refers to the walk on the 99th anniversary of Edward Thomas's birth

Published in the East Hampshire Post, author unknown. Describes events to mark the centenary of the birth of Helen Thomas on 11 July 1877. With ink annotation

Thanksgiving service in Westminster Abbey for the sixtieth anniversary of the Women's Services. Seen arriving for todays service Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester, Princess Anne, and the Duchess of Kent

Agency: Keystone

Brigstock, Northamptonshire. Princess Anne, casually dressed in loose-fitting sports jacket, jeans and flat cap, at the Brigstock Horse Trials today where husband Captain Mark Phillips was competing. Buckingham Palace today announced that the Princess is expecting a baby in November

Agency: Press Association

Princess Anne was at Windsor today with her husband Mark Phillips for the two day Horse Trials. She was not taking part owing to the fact she is expecting a baby in November, so she watched her husband compete

Agency: Keystone

London. Princess Anne, followed by her husband, Captain Mark Phillips, arrive at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, where they and other members of the Royal Family attended a Gala Silver Jubilee Performance of opera and ballet in London

Agency: Associated Press

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANDR/53

Agency: Alan Holland-Avery

Lakefield, Ontario. Thespian Prince. Prince Andrew, playing the role of Mr Brownlow, kneels over Gillian Wilson ,playing Nancy, in a scene from the musical play "Oliver," presented Monday night by Lakefield College School. Andrew, second son of Queen Elizabeth II, is attending Lakeview College until the end of June

Agency: Associated Press

Calgary, Alberta. Prince Andrew lets out with a big laugh as he stands with the 1977 Stampede Queen Gillian Newman and watch the rodeo show below them

Agency: UPI

September 1962 file photo shows Her Royal Highness Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, 94, who is oldest and longest living member of the British Royal Family. Born 25 February 1883, the Countess is also the last surviving granddaughter of Queen Victoria. The Princess goes shopping, travels by bus, and goes to St Mary Abbotts church when in London. She loves gardening, opera, football and cricket, but does not care much for TV. Princess Alice married Prince Alexander of Teck in 1904, had one daughter and has several grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Agency: UPI

Prince Charles girlfriends

Photographer: D O'Neill

Prince Charles girlfriends

Agency: Syndication International

Prince Charles girlfriends

Agency: Penthouse

Broadcast Date: 14 November 1978

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/106

Copyright: Sport & General (Photographic News Agencies)

Prince Charles girlfriends

Broadcast Date: 14 November 1978

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/104

Agency: Frank Spooner

Nakuru, Kenya. Prince Charles during his meeting with Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta at Statehouse Nakuru. On the left is Mrs Ngina Kneyatta, the President's wife

Agency: Unipix London

Windsor, Berkshire. Prince Charles joins the popular comedy team of Eric Morecambe (L) and Ernie Wise on stage at the Theatre Royal, Windsor, last night during their special Royal charity show staged for the Queen's Silver Jubilee appeal

Agency: Press Association

Sydney, Australia. Britain's Prince Charles (centre) has an early morning swim at Bondi Beach Saturday before resuming his official duties during his 11 day visit to Australia

Agency: UPI

His Royal Highness Prince Charles gallops across a Yorkshire field near Ness whilst out hunting this afternoon with local hunt

Agency: Press Association

Broadcast Date: 6 April 1978

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/133

Agency: Camera Press

The Queen, with the 20 stone King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV, one of the world's heaviest heads of state, after he has greeted her and Prince Philip on their arrival in Tonga during their Silver Jubilee Tour of the Pacific. During her visit the Queen bestowed one of Britain's highest honours on the Tongan ruler. He was made a Knight Grand Cross of St Michael at St George, a rank limited to 100 holders, at a ceremony in Tonga's Royal Palace

Broadcast Date: 16 February 1977

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

London. The Queen with the Prime Minister, Mr James Callaghan and the Commonwealth Heads of Government in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace tonight when they attended a dinner party given by the Queen and Prince Philip

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association