The Sunday Telegraph magazine - An Album Of Photos By Prince Andrew cover (22 September 1985)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges - some age wear

CLARE FRANCIS - "Woman of the week"
1 page

A STAR WITH A TENDER EGO - Whacking away at a banjo in a jazz band is his favourite pastime, but George Segal is best known as a distinctly different Hollywood star. Andrew Duncan reports on his life and opinions
Three and a quarter pages

A PRINCE'S EYE - "This is a book by me, tyro-photographer, rather than by me, member of the Royal Family", says Prince Andrew about his first published album of photographs. Yet its appeal is that it shows life from the royal side - pictures from, not of, palaces; and the Queen as a figure in the distance to give scale to a picture
8 pages

SEMPE DRAWS A WAY TO FAME - One unusual French cartoonist is a still, small voice of reason amid the lurid comic strips to which his compatriots are so utterly devoted. William Green meets Jean-Jacques Sempe as a first exhibition of his drawings comes to London
Two and three-quarter pages

A TOUCH OF MIDAS? - Starting in the kitchen, Roy Ackerman worked his way through the catering trade with almost meteoric success. Today, a "roundish bon viveur", he is millionaire co-owner of one of Britain's fastest-growing catering groups
3 pages

RON CORK (DETECTIVE) - "A Day's Work"
1 page

GETTING WARMER - Coats are changin their colours and shape - and finding a new elegance
Two and a half page fashion

THE FASHION FORECAST - The cocktail revival continues
3 page fashion