The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Elisabeth Frink cover (3 February 1985)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

TOM STOPPARD - "Man of the week"
three-quarter page

WHAT IS THE ROYAL FAMILY'S LEGAL POSITION? - The Queen has no passport, pays no taxes and cannot give evidence. Do such exceptions apply to her relatives, too? Fenton Bresler examines the legal obligations of the Royal Family in Britain today
Four and a half pages

ELISABETH FRINK - Britain's leading sculptress has been compared to Rodin. Her powerful statues are a vibrant part of Britain's art. A major exhibition of her work opens in London on Friday
Three and a half pages

BICYCLING ON BLUE RIDGES - "Y'all don't have a car?" was the query Andro Linklater encountered when he took to bicycling in the mountains of North Carolina. In the last of our travel series, he explains how the cycle is an enjoyable (and cheap) way of exploring the 'old' America
Three and a quarter pages

IT BEGAN WITH PRIMROSES - At first Dianne Coles' dream of opening a bookshop in a small English town seemed doomed. But she persevered. Byron Rogers reports on how the shop became just the start of a flourishing business adventure
2 pages

ANITA RODDICK - "Life on Sunday"
1 page