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Set of tiny fleas dressed in Mexican folk costumes made by nuns a century ago sell for £1,260 - Vimarsana News

Set of tiny fleas dressed in Mexican folk costumes made by nuns a century ago sell for £1,260

The display, showing fleas dressed as farming couples in Mexican folk costumes on their wedding day, are believed to have been brought back to Britain by a traveller over 100 years ago

Fox Grant estate agents looks to a brighter 2024 with new staff member - Vimarsana News

Fox Grant estate agents looks to a brighter 2024 with new staff member

AN ESTATE agency near Salisbury is looking ahead to 2024 with renewed optimism and a new member of staff.

Paintings by Fife artists up for auction - Vimarsana News

Paintings by Fife artists up for auction

A painting by a Fife artist is expected to fetch between £40,000 and £60,000 pounds at auction later this month.

Royal Christmas card collection shows the changing face of 3 generations of the monarchy - Vimarsana News

Royal Christmas card collection shows the changing face of 3 generations of the monarchy

Young royals captured across a near 40 year period provides a fascinating record of the first half of Queen Elizabeth's long reign with her children all featuring in the collection.

One's family album: Rare glimpse into the late Queen's private life with her family from 1953 to 1989 is revealed as collection of Christmas cards goes up for auction - Vimarsana News

One's family album: Rare glimpse into the late Queen's private life with her family from 1953 to 1989 is revealed as collection of Christmas cards goes up for auction

A remarkable collection of Royal Christmas cards covering almost every year between 1953 to 1989 have emerged for sale. The cards were kept by Commander Sir Philip John Row