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England / Royal Wedding Souvenirs #275882

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Mar 01, 1981
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(Studio) Report with regard to souvenir industry surrounding royal wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana introduced
REPORTER: Morton Dean

(London, England) Suit worn by Lady Diana said from Harrods. Store said allowed to display royal insignia of Prince Charles beneath its name. [Royal Doulton China Company spokesperson Ann LINSCOTT - says company began creating royal wedding commemoratives before Christmas 1980.] [Art director Royal Doulton Eric GRIFFIThigh school - comments.] [Commemorative dealer John MAY - discusses what would make collected items valuable.] Souvenir business for Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee in 1977 recalled.
REPORTER: Martha Teichner

Reporter(s):
Dean, Morton;
Teichner, Martha
Duration:
00:02:50

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