Majesty magazine - September 1999 (Volume 20 No 9)

Good condition - light wear - light curling at spine

PRINCESS ANNE -The Ingrid Seward profile
2 pages

HIGHLAND FLING - Ian Lloyd reviews 150 years of fun and games at the annual Braemar Gathering
5 pages

POWER TO THE PEOPLE - When Her Majesty the Queen opened the new Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh on 1 July, the Scots hailed it as the most historic day for their country in nearly 300 years. Alan Hamilton witnessed the momentous occasion
5 pages

A TOUCH OF TARTAN - Nothing is more quintessentially Scottish than a blaze of tartan: with their distinct patterns and colours each variety makes the ultimate fashion statement. Emily Child takes a look at the Royal Family's proud affiliation with the country's national dress
5 pages

MEY TO SEPTEMBER - Ingrid Seward goes through the keyhole of the Queen Mother's remote Highland castle
6 pages

TAKE THE HIGH ROAD - Joe Little's step-by-step guide to the Royal Mile, Edinburgh's historic processional route
5 pages

BRIEF ENCOUNTER - Recent pictures of the Queen dropping in for tea with a resident of a Glasgow housing estate brought inevitable comparisons with the late Diana, Princess of Wales. Clearly lacking Diana's common touch, Her Majesty appeared ill-at-ease, but, as Alan Hamilton reveals, appearances can be deceptive
3¼ pages

TO THE MANOR BORN - Part Five
Allan Warren winds up his series on Britain's non-royal duke in typically flamboyant style
5 pages