The Sunday Telegraph magazine - The Queen cover (23 December 1984)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges - tiny piece of paper missing toward edge of front cover

CATHERINE BRAMWELL-BOOTH - "Woman of the week"
1 page

FROM NAZARETH TO BETHLEHEM - It's almost 2000 years since Joseph and Mary made their arduous journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem to register in history's most famous census. Malachai Martin retraces their footsteps from the traditional site of their home to the hillside cave, used by shepherds of the region as a stable, where Jesus was born
7 pages

THE CULTURAL YEAR THAT WAS - Where did the true creative inspiration lie in 1984? We ask leading critics to decide on the best and worst of British culture
4 pages

BERMANS AND NATHANS - "Stitches in time"
Changing for dinner could present a problem at Bermans and Nathans. For these theatrical costumiers have some one million costumes from which to choose
Two and three-quarter page feature

THE MONARCHY IN CAMERA - The Queen's Christmas broadcast has been transformed from a formal message into a unique portrait of the Royal Family at work. Richard Cawston is the man behind the change
Two and three quarter page feature

LOOK AT IT THIS WAY... - "Picasso was in my way. There was no room for two Picassos, so I found something else to do", says French artist/humorist Jacques Carelman. The result? A izarre collection of inventions, ranging from a coffee pot for masochists to an anti-ageing hourglass
2 pages

BRIAN ALDISS - "Life on Sunday"
1 page