Photographer: Bob Seymore

Photographer: Bob Seymore

Photographer: Bob Seymore

The former country estate of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, will be auctioned off 19 June. The estate, known as Le Moulin de la Tuilerie, was bought by the Duke of Windsor in 1953 after he and his wife conducted a 3000 mile search for a suitable estate. By coincidence the Duchess was admitted to the Paris American Hospital the day the house came on sale

ITN Reference: ROYAL/WIND/38

Agency: United Press International

Publication unknown. Discusses the editing of "The Collected Poems of Edward Thomas" by R George Thomas

Publication unknown. Handwritten note in pencil "Edna Longley?"

Publication unknown. Includes description and images of Steep, Berryfield Cottage, the Shoulder of Mutton and The New House

Author unknown. Discusses the relationship between Edward and Helen Thomas with quotations from Robert Frost. Includes a note from Myfanwy Thomas "Can't imagine where this came from or who sent it. Someone who's really 'got it in for Mother'. What a cheap & nasty piece'

Publication unknown

Publication unknown. Includes handwritten note "Myfanwy - I just send you this for interest. A"

By Anne Mallinson. Includes information on stamps to commemorate the first mail coach from Bristol to London on 2 August 1784 and Gilbert White who lived in Selbourne

Published in The Times. Includes handwritten note "A great champion of E & H T"

Initially sent to Myfanwy Thomas by Mr P W Duffy

"This selection of poems written by Edward Thomas forms the basis of "This Roaring Peace" an Oratorio composed by David Mitcham for Frensham Heights"

Illustrated

Original posted 18 March 1904. Congratulates Janet on her new baby and stating she herself "was meant just to be a bearer of children"

With pencil annotation

Based on Adlestrop by Edward Thomas

Photographer unknown

Published in the Times Literary Supplement. Ongoing letters concerning the original article by Donald Davie and replies from Kim Taplin and Roy Fuller

Published in The Sunday Times. Includes annotations and note from Sylvia Lewin "Of course I forgot to give you this. Don't acknowledge"

Published by "Slow Domer" Spring 1981; "Tower Magazine" Summer 1981; "Sydelines" Summer 1983; "Rubleshed" Summer 1987; Enitharmon Press 1988; "South (Profile)" October 2006

Annotated drafts including final draft

The Queen and the Queen Mother need the shelter of their wide brimmed hats as the sunshine bathed Epsom Race Track today giving Derby day a festive holiday atmosphere

Agency: Press Association

London. The Queen leans forward to reassure her horse, Burmese, as she enters the Horse Guards Parade today after the incident in the Mall. A man fired several blanks at her from a replica pistol as she rode down the Mall for the Trooping the Colour ceremony. He was arrested and taken to Cannon Row police station

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association

London. Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth riding her horse "Burmese" past crowds at Buckingham Palace, on the way back after the Trooping the Colour Ceremony near the palace. A 17 year old youth fired six "blank shots" only a few feet from her as she arrived on horseback near the Horse Guards Parade where the ceremony took place. No one was hurt and the youth was dragged to the ground and arrested

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: UPI

Photographer: R Letkey

Marcus Sarjeant, the man who fired several blank shots at Queen Elizabeth as she rode down the Mall for the Trooping the Colour ceremony

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Trafalgar Photo

Windsor. The Prince of Wales receives a star shaped medallion from his mother, The Queen, at the Guards Polo Club, Windsor Great Park, this evening, after his team, England II, beat Spain in this afternoon's Silver Jubilee Cup Polo meeting. This proved to be the heir to the throne's last polo game as a bachelor. On Wednesday, he weds Lady Diana Spencer, who watched today's game

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association

Heathrow: Three royal corgis are carried down the steps of an Andover of the Queen's Flight at Heathrow Airport today after the Queen and members of the Royal Family had disembarked. They flew in from Aberdeen today at the end of their summer holiday at Balmoral. See PA Story 'Queen' timed 1457 onwards

Broadcast Date: 6 August 1982

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association

With Prince Philip looking on, Queen Elizabeth II views an orchid that was named in her honor Saturday at the Peradeniya Botanic Gardens. The plant is named Dendrobium Elizabeth Regina II

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Robbins

Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret to Visit Canada. Princess Margaret is flying to Canada on Monday 6 July for a week's visit. Her first appointment will be to attend the gala performance of the Royal Ballet Company on the occasion of its 50th Anniversary at the O'Keefe Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto on 7 July. Her Royal Highness will spend the rest of her stay in engagements in the Province of Ontario. On this visit she will be accompanied, for the first time, by her daughter Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones

ITN Reference: ROYAL/MARG/110

Agency: Camera Press

Windsor, Berkshire. The Queen leading Royal mourners as they follow the coffin of Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone after today's funeral service at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle. Princess Alice, the last survivor of Queen Victoria's 37 grandchildren died last Saturday at the age of 97

Broadcast Date: 8 January 1981

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Prince Charles, A Modern Royal Portrait. Close up of His Royal Highness Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales, as seen by painter Bryan Organ. The idea for the portrait was first broached in September 1979, and artist and sitter met on November of the same year. The National Portrait Gallery, which acquired the finished painting in 1980, left the design to be worked out by the artist and Prince Charles together. Bryan Organ, aged 46, has painted portraits of many people of note, including writer Malcolm Muggeridge, designer Mary Quant, and, in 1970, Princess Margaret, sister of the Queen and aunt of Prince Charles. The searching study of Prince Charles, in acrylics on canvas, indicates his interest in outdoor pursuits

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/124

Agency: Camera Press London

The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer are spending this, their first weekend since their engagement announcement, on the Cheshire estate of Cholmondeley Castle, home of the Marquess and Marchioness of Cholmondeley. In today's composite picture, the prince and his hostess, the Marchioness (left), and his fiancée, Lady Diana (right), leave the tiny Medieval chapel of the Cholmondeley family on the estate, after the 50 minute morning service. See PA story "Royal Weekend" timed 1809 onward

Agency: Unknown

London. Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer at the Goldsmiths' Hall in the City of London tonight, when they were guests at an entertainment in aid of the Royal Opera House Development Appeal. It was Lady Diana's first official Royal Engagement

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/129

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Adelaide, Australia. Prince Charles receives his second kiss from Sylvia Cresner upon his arrival at Adelaide airport Thursday. Miss Cresner managed to plant a kiss on Charles' lips when he visited Adelaide in 1977

Agency: UPI

Washington, USA. Britain's Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, pays a courtesy call on President Reagan in the Oval office at the White House. "amk/ Scott Stewart"

Agency: Unknown

Tetbury, Gloucestershire. Prince Charles and his bride to be, Lady Diana Spencer holding a single flower during their visit to Tetbury today. Thousands turned out to greet their future 'neighbours' on the visit to the Cotswold town. See PA Story "Diana" timed 1221

Agency: Unknown

London. Lady Diana in another attractive low plunging neckline outfit with the Prince of Wales at the banquet given at Claridge's Hotel in London by King Khalid of Saudi Arabia tonight in honour of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh

Agency: Press Association

Tidworth, England. Prince Charles, ear defenders in place, prepares to fire a burst from a GPMG (General Purpose Machine Gun) at Aliwal Barracks, Tidworth, Hampshire, today. Prince Charles, Colonel-in-Chief of the Cheshire regiment, paid a visit to the 1st battalion at the Barracks today, accompanied by Lady Diana Spencer

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [Court Photographer]

Hampshire. Prince Charles extends a helping hand to his fiancée as Lady Diana Spencer signs the visitors' book at HMS Mercury, Leydene near Petersfield, Hampshire, today. Lady Diana nearly missed the chair as she sat down to sign

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [Court Photographer]

Windsor, England. Lady Diana Spencer, flanked by the Prince of Wales, whom she weds on 29 July 1981, and her future brother in law Prince Andrew (left) during today's visit to the national polo meeting for the Silver Jubilee Cup, England versus Spain. See PA story "wedding" timed 1830

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [Court Photographer]

London. Queen Elizabeth, Prince Phillip ad Prince Charles arriving in Hyde Park for the firework display and lighting of the beacon that signaled the ignition of Royal Wedding beacons all over Britain. Lady Diana did not attend

Agency: BIPNA

London. Prince Charles and the Princess of Wales (right) waving to the crowds outside Buckingham Palace from the balcony after their wedding in St Paul's today. Left to right: Prince Andrew, the Queen Mother, Earl Spencer, the bride's father, The Queen, The Princess of Wales and Prince Charles

Agency: Press Association

Gibraltar. Enthusiastically cheering Gibraltarians shower the Prince and Princess of Wales with confetti as they drive through Main Street on their way to the Royal Yacht Britannia after arriving at the airport. The newly married couple received tumultuous reception from virtually the entire population of the Rock

Agency: Associated Press