Great Britain - Diana Cover

Too late for my books. Does this have a Scott ID or what are the Scott numbers for any of the singles. Any and all help appreciated. Jeff

jhlovell, the stamps are Scott # 1791 -1795. For used each stamp is valued at 65 cents and a strip of 5 is valued at $6.00.

Jeff the set is from 1998 Scott numbers 1791 to 1795 ..2008 scott catalog shows them 65 cents each used while a used strip of 5 catalogs 4.75...nice clean cover !!

Ach ! the strip of 5 went up !

Except, of course, if this cover was collected for its FDC postmark. This postmark has a value of £10 (Collect British First Day Covers - Bradbury).

if this was a Benham silk cover it would have a value of £175! It's not all about the stamps

thanks to all of you for numbers and value, I appreciate it.

Jubilee, This postcard was included with the cover, and the back of the cover reads An official Royal Mail Cover, The House of Questa.

The postmark on this cover is far nicer and more appropriate than the official [Kensington and Bureau] Royal Mail First Day Postmarks which were only words.

I do not know why St.Paul's Cathedral was chosen

I will never forget the service held in Westminster Abbey on September 6th 1997, five months before the stamp issue. In fact the whole day was one which will live long in my memory. And Elton John's special rendition of 'Candle in the Wind' had a nation in tears.

And a Londonbus too.

A woman gone way before she could finish being special.

Here is the welsh version of the presentation pack :

Nice cover stampstudy

Her fairytale wedding was in St Paul's. I was on holiday in Switzerland at the time and everyone there seemed to be watching it on TV.