My collection also includes the following Royal Wedding Commemorative items:
one loving cup, four mugs, seven plates, two mini-plates, two juice glasses, one cream churn, a small bowl of china shamrocks, thistles, daffodales, and roses produced by Aynsley "For the Wedding of the 21st Prince of Wales and the Lady Diana Spencer", the Coalport bridal figurine, the Halcyon Days box with their silouettes on the lid, a 2" black enamel disc with their initials on one side and the Prince of Wales feathers on the reverse, a 2" by 2 1/2" brass oblong compact with their portraits on the lid and containing a mirror and address book inside, three tea towels, a scarf, a sofa pillow, a pincushion, a thimble, seven tins (one of which I placed on my desk at work to hold floppy discs), a mirror, a silver charm formed in the shape of a heart by the words "Charles & Diana 29781" with a small wedding bell in the center, a silver charm of Charles and Diana in their wedding attire (Charles' medals are clearly distinguishable), a silver pendant formed from Charles' and Diana's initials and the Prince of Wales feathers, a tin pencil box, three jigsaw puzzles, a box of matches, a matchbook,  a brick inscribed "Charles and Diana" and the date 29 July 1981 (I must have been slightly nuts the day I bid on that on ebay:), seven beer bottle labels, four buttons, the "Don't Do It, Di!" button issued by the feminist magazine Spare Rib, all sixty postcards of the Prescott-Pickup Royal Wedding series, all twelve postcards of the Coral Lee Royal Wedding series, the audio postcard, an unused airmail folding letter with commemorative photos, the British stamps and coin, an ABC News Press Pass for the Royal Wedding and...

A box containing a slice of the royal wedding cake which was given out to the 125 guests at the Wedding Breakfast, with a card reading: Best Wishes from the Prince and Princess of Wales, a copy of the menu at the Breakfast, and a set consisting of an invitation to the royal wedding, tickets to St. Paul's Cathedral, directions on dress, arrival time, etc., parking permit, and a handwritten thank-you letter signed by Prince Charles. This set was the property of a royal servant from Sandringham, which I obtained from his son.

Other items which I own are:
Tin commemorating "the birth of the first child to the Prince and Princess of Wales"
Mug designed by the children of Hornsley Primary School commemorating "the birth of the
    first child to the Prince and Princess of Wales"
Button showing Prince Charles, Princess Diana, and Prince William as a baby
Six buttons commemorating the Canadian visit of 1983
Button labelled A Princess for Wales '82 showing a very young Diana, in commemoration of the
    Welsh visit of 1981
Event Staff pass for The Royal Visit, Diana, Princess of Wales, Chicago, June 4-6, 1996
Six jigsaw puzzles
Puzzle portrait made of eight telephone cards
Magnetic dress-up doll
Portrait magnet showing her in the Bellville Sassoon off-shoulder white and blue dress in 1981
Set of Royal Family trading cards
Set of Princess Diana trading cards
Set of the Enterprise Royal Family postcards
Set of Charles and Diana in Canada postcards
Set of Charles and Diana in the Antipodes postcards
Set of eight postcards of photographs taken by Terence Donovan that is available from the
   National Portrait Gallery.
Canadian coin commemorating their visit to Nova Scotia in 1983
Matchbox from San Lorenzo, circa 1993-1994
Set of British stamps issued after her death
Condolence card sent on behalf of William and Harry by Buckingham Palace
White Rose Day silk rose pin issued by the Princess of Wales Memorial Cardiac Research
    Laboratory of the Victor Chang Institute in Australia
Limited edition memorial copper-enamel box from Halcyon Days, no. 1194 of 5,000
Limited edition Perthshire paperweight, no. 87 of 100
Limited edition Royal Dux figurine, no. 424 of 2,000
Limited edition Staffordshire Enamels Limoges Box, no. 333 of 500
Portrait mug in commemoration of her 40th birthday
St. Justin pewter Queen of Hearts pendant
Heart-shaped pin authorized by the Memorial Fund
Princess and Halo beanies and the Princess buddy
Stuart crystal votive
Three Franklin Mint dolls: the porcelain doll in the blue chiffon dress, the vinyl doll and seven of
    her outfits, including the bridal ensemble, and the 1999 Christmas doll in the black Christina
    Stamboulian dress
A pair of custom-made shoes that are copies of Diana's bridal shoes for my Franklin Mint doll
Royal Diana doll ensemble by Way-Out Toys, which includes a white satin dress reminiscent of the
    wedding dress, purple satin dress reminiscent of the Versace gown, and a one shouldered blue
    dress reminiscent of one she wore in Australia, along with silver evening shoes and bag, tiara,
    jewelry, and a yellow rose.
Set of ten postcards from Althorp and an Althorp key ring
Keyring with a Diana Memorial stamp cancelled by the Great Brington Post Office (the closest
    one to Althorp)
China pillbox depicting the island at Althorp from a print by John Wood
Photo by David Bradley on cardboard sold in the gift shop of the National Portrait Gallery
"Royal Carriage" print by Joan Lutz, showing Diana in a red dress during her first pregnancy and
    the carriage returning from St. Paul's Cathedral after her wedding
Diana: the Portrait Calendar 2005
Diana 2000 Memorial Fund calendar
1998 Diana calendar
1985 Royal Family calendar
Miscellaneous magazines, including many Royalty and Majesty magazines
Miscellaneous postcards
Carlton Cards 1998 Diana, Princess of Wales Christmas ornament
Topps comic book
Boxed set of paper dolls, Dressing Diana (which has no relation to the book of that title)

And last, but hardly least, the autographed photograph on the book collection page.
 

If you have any of the following items and would like to sell them, please contact me at denisem4@mail2princess.com

Would like souvenir royal tour booklets which were locally produced and not intended for the overseas market. The list of books I already own includes several booklets of this type from Canada, Australia, and Kuwait, so if you have something from any country other than those three countries, or one from those countries which I do not already own, I am very interested. (I know there is at least one from Japan, but I keep getting outbid on ebay.) I would also like any souvenir booklets of their very first tour to Wales in 1981. And if you have any souvenir items commemorating any of the Wales' Royal tours (buttons, china, spoons, press books or passes, etc.), please contact me.

I am in great need of the 1998 and 1999 catalogs of the products that were for sale at Althorp those years. I have had questions from various persons who wish to know more about Althorp collectibles, and Althorp did not put the gift shop on their site till this past year. The gift shop page does not feature all products sold at Althorp and the product line usually has some changes each year, so it would be extremely helpful to have catalogs for 1998 and 1999.

Would like postcards of any portraits done during Diana's lifetime, especially the portrait of Diana in her wedding gown that hung in Kensington Palace. I already have the Bryan Organ portrait done in 1981 prior to her marriage and the John Merton triple face portrait that was commissioned in 1989 for the City Hall in Cardiff, Wales.

Videotape: Charles and Diana: a Royal Love Story. 1982. (Made for TV film starring Caroline Bliss as Diana and David Robb as Prince Charles, with Daniel Chatto, later husband of Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones, as Prince Andrew.)

Videotape: Diana MTV Biorhythm. 1998. Aired on the first anniversary of her death.

Videotape: Diana Monogatori. 1986? (Japanese anime cartoon of the romance and wedding of Princess Diana. Mentioned under "Japan" in The Definitive Diana.)

Videotape: The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana. 1982. (Made for TV film starring Catherine Oxenberg as Diana, Christopher Baines as Charles, and Olivia De Havilland as the Queen Mother.)

Videotape: The Story of Prince Charles and Lady Diana. 1981. (Documentary.)

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