The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Prince Charles cover (13 November 1983)

Good condition - yellowing to page edges - light wear

SIR RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH - "Man of the Week"
half-page

PRINCE CHARLES - Giving a boost to military sartorial elegance
Two and a half pages

VENICE: THE PEOPLE - Who runs the golden city now?
Auberon Waugh meets the Mayor of Venice, and officials and members of the noble families whose differences of opinion, reminiscent of village politics, often conspire to preserve the status quo
4 pages

VENICE: THE ARTS - Serene vision of a city
The painting and architecture of Venice reached towering heights in one golden century. Why was it so important? Edwin Mullins examines a prevailing mystery
4 pages

VENICE: A CORNER OF YOUR OWN - Favourite places
Everyone has his own favourite place in Venice - a cafe, square, palace or canal. Here is Venice seen through the eyes of Rudolf Nureyev, Kiri Te Kanawa, Mary Quant and other well-known visitors
3 pages

VENICE: HOW IT WORKS - The water people
The hard facts of geography make Venice a unique but difficult place to live. David Pryce-Jones finds out how the inhabitants organise their lives and work to cope with water everywhere
3 pages

VENICE: HARRY'S BAR - Hemingway wrote about it. Ever since then artists and socialites have been drawn to a small bar on the calle Vallaresso. Another leading writer, Laurie Lee, looks at a legend
2 pages

FASHION - "Little black numbers"
We show you just three of the most interesting black dresses around
1 page