Item 3021 - This 27 year old, single page, two sided exceptionally rare letter dated June 2, 1981 is written to one of Diana's bridesmaids, Sarah Jane Gaselee. It is written on official Buckingham Palace stationary and comes with the original envelope written by Diana. It is a brief letter stating she was excited to finally be walking down the aisle. She writes, " The days are drawing to an end far too quickly that I do long for us all to be actually going up the aisle." It is signed, "Take care & God bless, Much love from Diana. Originally $20,000.00 $7,500.00 Order

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Item 3022 - This gift tag (probably from the 1950's) is written to Charles and signed, "with lots of love, Papa". It is written on an official Windsor Castle note card with royal crest. This is an exceptionally rare item which you will never see again. Originally $5,500.00 $3,500.00 Order

Item 3023 - This one page, double sided letter is very rare. It was written to a friend from 60 Coleherne Court in London, the apartment Diana shared with roomies. This letter dated January 8th, (no year but I'm sure it was 1980) complains about the press. Diana writes, "I do hope that after my departure, those ghastly pressman left you alone- I am truly sorry about all that. It is signed "Anyway, this letter comes with lots of love & thanks to you both -from Diana". Originally $12,500.00 $6,500.00 Order

Item 3024 - This 25 year old, hand written letter form Diana, Princess of Wales is dated August 8, 1983. It is on official Highgrove stationary with Charles and Diana's initials. It is a one page, doubles sided letter thanking a friend for a gift. She writes, "I wanted to thank you for being extremely thoughtful". It is signed, "With much love, Diana". Originally $7,500.00 $5,500.00 Order

Item 3025 - You are looking at a rare piece of history. This bracelet belonged the most famous women of all time.Imagine owning and wearing a piece of jewelry once belonging to Princess Diana. As we all know, Diana loved children. One of her favorites was Sarah Jane Gaselee, the daughter of a good friend, who she invited to be in her wedding . She loved little Sarah Jane and stayed friends with her until her death in 1997. Sarah Jane, now a grown woman loved visiting Diana at Highgrove. After many of her visits, Diana would send her little gifts and note cards. Diana had a collection of enameled bracelets she wore all through her teenage years. After many visits, she would select a bracelet and send it to her little friend. A British magazine did an article last year on Sarah Jane. I quote from the article, "I got to know all the other bridesmaids and page boys and we had a lot of fun, although I don't see any of them now. I remember going down to Highgrove and she (Diana) showed me all over the house. We went into the kitchen and she said, "Here's the cupboard where the biscuits are kept. If you ever feel hungry, help yourself." In her bathroom, she had a lot of enameled bracelets and each time I visited she would give me one. I was so thrilled to have some grown-up jewelry. This one bracelet is being offered with the gift tag. Along with the bracelet and the gift tag, you will receive a copy of the British magazine carrying the story of Sarah Jane Gaselee who fondly remembered Diana, the woman she used to call her big sister.

This white cloisonne bracelet is one of five bangles sent to Sarah Jane Gaselee. It comes with a little note cards which reads, Dearest Sarah Jane" Very much love,Diana". The little note is somewhat soiled, having been kept for 26 years. Remember, this isn't a gift purchased. This was Diana's bracelet . Originally $10,000.00 $5,000.00 Order

Sarah Jane Gaselee

Item 3026 - This 32 year old, six page letter written to a girlfriend of Charles, Janet Jenkins is dated March 23, 1976. He writes about not being able to spend more time with her. He also says, "it was enjoyable seeing you & marvelous to find you in such good form- though the form might have been a little better!" He further states, " I only wish I hadn't had to rush off to catch a train & thereby ruin a gloriously cozy evening". What a pity you can't see my ship - very different from an aircraft carrier and much less entertaining, and doesn't go to exciting places like Montreal where ladies live behind bushes in order to pounce on unsuspecting navel officers." I do hope all is well in Montreal - are you ever going to be ready for the Olympics? I do hope there is something for my mama to open in July! This letter comes with the original hand written , postmarked envelope. It is signed, "much love, Charles". Written on official Prince Charles stationary. His letter also talks about serving on a ship as he was in the Navy at the time. $5,500.00 Order

Item 3027 - This unused diary was given as a gift by Diana to one of her bridesmaids, Sarah Jane Gaselee. I can't describe the feeling I always have when handling these things knowing they had once belonged to Diana. After five years the feeling has not changed. This diary is in excellent condition. The inscription reads, "Much love, Diana". Originally $7,500.00 $4,500.00 Order

Item 3028 - This 32 year old letter dated July 6, 1976 was sent by Prince Charles to one of his then girlfriends, Janet Jenkins of Montreal, Canada. It is written on Official stationary. Charles was serving on the HMS Bronington at the time. He writes, " I wish I could come roaring across the Atlantic to make you feel less lonely." He continues he will be coming to Canada and says, " I do hope you will be there because it would be glorious to have a chance of being alone with you for a moment." His letter ends with ," I can't wait to see you again hopefully during a good month!!!" This is a six and a half page letter with original envelope. The address on the envelope is typed. It is signed, "Much love and a big anti lonely "hug" from Charles. Originally $6,500.00 $5,500.00 Order

Item 3029 - This 1950's Christmas gift tag is from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to her husband HRH Prince Philip. An exceptionally rare signature in this form. This is a definite one-of-a-kind! It is signed, "fondest love, Lilibet". Lilibet is the pet family nickname for the Queen. $3,500.00 Order

Item 3030 - Here is a brief one page , double sided letter with original hand written, postmarked envelope from Prince Charles to a girlfriend, Janet Jenkins of Montreal, Canada dated September 12, 1976. Charles writes giving her a lemon recipe and adds, "I have rung you but you were out! I shall try again soon. I was in Iceland sometime ago fishing & rang before I left since there is no telephones out there. " It is signed, "Much love, as always from Charles". Originally $5,500.00 $5,000.00 Order