'Didn't sink in' Prince Charles left facing major disaster as prop he demanded fell apart
- 7 months ago
Prince Charles specifically requested a new golden coronet to be created for his Prince of Wales investiture ceremony on July 1, 1969. David R Mason, a chemical engineer involved with the creation of the coronet, claimed that the wax coronet shattered into pieces after a first strong tap by goldsmith Louis Osman. The wax coronet was made using a resin mould that was then filled with gold for Prince Charles’s big day. Speaking to Channel 5's Secret of the Royal Palaces, Retired senior Vice-president at Global Precious Metal Corporation David R Mason said: “When he first proposed the possibility of making this for Prince Charles, it didn’t really sink in, you know, I thought we’ll have a go ...
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