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Reeman Dansie auctioneers in Colchester is hosting its Rolls Royce, Bentley and Other Thoroughbred Motorcars sale next Friday

Price of collectibles are dictated by their rarity as well as how associated their monarchs fare

We Brits have always been enthusiastic collectors of royal memorabilia. But when it comes to making money from them in the future, it pays to be careful.

While the vast majority of souvenirs produced for Queen Elizabeth II aren’t worth much, some can fetch up to £1,000

The slip of cardboard was kept by the Queen's wartime driving instructor, with instructions that it was only to be sold after the monarch's death.

The exoctic bag, made from crocodile skin, was designed by renowned fashion house Lana Marks for the Princess of Wales in the 1990s and sold by the Lamos family at Reeman Dansie Auctioneers in Colchester, Essex.

Royal items were sold at Reeman Dansie in Colchester

Private photos of Queen Elizabeth II during the Second World War when she worked as a mechanic have come to light.

The photographs belonged to Major Violet Wellesley, who was then-Princess Elizabeths driving instructor during the Second World War.

A rare archive documenting Queen Elizabeth II's time in the territorial service will be sold.