A limited edition 'Diana 1961-1997, The People's Princess' First Day Cover, post marked 'Diana Princess of Wales, 3 Feb 98' with commemorative stamp signed in black ink by Adebowale, Chief Executive of Centrepoint.

A limited edition 'Diana 1961-1997, The People's Princess' First Day Cover, post marked 'Diana Princess of Wales, 3 Feb 98' with commemorative stamp signed in black ink by Bodell, Director of the National AIDS Trust (NAT).

A limited edition 'Diana 1961-1997, The People's Princess' First Day Cover, post marked 'Diana Princess of Wales, 3.2.98', signed in black ink by Kensington author and charitable volunteer, Parsons.

A limited edition 'Diana 1961-1997, The People's Princess' First Day Cover, post marked 'Diana The Princess of Wales, 3 Feb 98' with commemorative stamp signed in black ink by Whitlam, of the voluntary sector.

A limited edition 'Diana 1961-1997, The People's Princess' First Day Cover, post marked 'Diana The Princess of Wales, 3 Feb 98' with commemorative stamp signed in dark blue ink by Reverand Lloyd, Executive Director of The Leprosy Mission.

A 8x6 1992 Christmas card inscribed to Peter and signed by Diana, with a colour photograph of Prince William, Prince Harry, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugene. In very fine condition, accompanied by the original mailing envelope.

A 8x6 1994 Christmas card inscribed to Peter and signed by Diana, with a sepia toned photograph of the Princess with her children. With scattered spots on the photograph, otherwise in very fine condition.

A 8x6 1995 Christmas card inscribed to Peter and signed by Diana, with a black and white photograph of Diana with Prince William and Prince Harry. With some scatteres spots and toning to the upper edge, otherwise in very fine condition. Accompanied by the original mailing envelope.

Dark ink signature, "Diana," on a heavy gray 8.25 x 4.5 sheet cut from a ledger, to which was later added a printed quote: "Helping people in need is a good and essential part of my life, a kind of destiny. HIV does not make people dangerous to know, so you can shake their hands and give them a hug: Heaven knows they need it." One very faint bend, otherwise very fine, clean condition.

Autograph letter signed 'Diana', Kensington Palace, 17th December 1990, to Eileen and Tracey, 'I was so very touched by all the lovely bottles that were in my Christmas bag today! Thank you both a million times for thinking of me. 1990 was the year that we met. At last, (!) & how wonderful our friendship was (& is) been. With special thanks & fondest love to you both', Kensington Palace letterhead with Diana's crest and printed border in red. 2pp., 8vo.

A beautiful large signed and inscribed colour photograph measuring 8.5 x 14". The image shows the Princess in a head and shoulders pose wearing a pink blouse and green jacket, holding a bouquet of flowers, Diana smiles, as she turns her head slightly away from the camera. There is a typically bold signature to the base of the photographer's mount "To Gary, with love from Diana x.' The image is matted to an overall size of 13 x 18.5inches. A lovely autograph and image of Diana as she is best remembered - smiling to the public. (WOHE10)

An official handwritten card from the Princess on an official Kensington Palace correspondence card Princess Diana writes: "Dear Mo, This card comes with lots of love from Diana x". Diana has also dated the card January 10 1997 - just a few months prior to her death. Diana signs off with a typically bold signature. The card is in pristine condition and is a lovely memento (WOHE10)

A 6.5X4" typed Christmas card accompanied, with a photograph of the princess on Kensington Palace headed stationery, signed and inscribed to Manuela in Diana's hand 'Love from Diana'. In excellent condition. (WOHE10)

A lovely Christmas card featuring a photograph of Princess Diana with her sons, signed by Diana in black fountain pen "To you both, from Diana". In very fine condition. (WOHE10)

An early 4x6", colour, postcard photograph of Diana and Charles standing arm in arm together, Diana wearing a bright blue ensemble, signed below her image in black pen ink and sealed with a 'x'. Accompanied by a colour copy of the letter that came from Kensington Palace, dated 21st July, 1997, thanking the writer their letter and as a result enclosing the signed postcard for a charity. A stunning item with excellent provenance.