Showcase birthday cards with Princess Diana's signature at auction

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After having been in a box for 26 years, she discovered a collection of rare Christmas cards between Prince Charles and Princess Diana, featuring portraits of Prince William and the emir of childhood, and she is expected to bring thousands when she is shown at auction.

The oldest dates back to 1985, and the signatures of the royal family appear on the cards, but Diana's name is not on them all because of her sudden death in a car accident at the age of 36 years.

The cards were sent to former palace employees George and Murrell Constable, working with Charles and Diana in Luxor, as well as photographs of the royal family.

Due to the scarcity of Diana's signatures, the six cards will go to the Hanson Library auction on July 31 at a cost of between £ 1,500 and £ 2,000. "We never realized the existence of the cards, and we found them in a box for the palace employee," the auctioneer said.

Muriel, a palace employee, died in 1993, and we believe that the cards remained unaccounted for throughout that period and were discovered in 2017.

Diana appears on the cards when she was small, while Prince William is 15 years old, and Prince Harry is 12 years old when they lost their mother.

Diana loved her children, and after losing more than 20 years ago because of the unfortunate car accident, this makes any royal signature of high value, but because of her premature death, her name increases the value of something more.

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