Anita Atkinson

Anita Atkinson is a self-proclaimed "royal nut" from County Durham who has made a name for herself as the owner of the world's largest collection of royal memorabilia. Her collection of 7,000 royal items, which includes jugs, tea towels, flags, and other items dating back to 1760, is worth more than her house, which is valued at £203,000.One of her most prized possessions is a framed napkin that was used by Prince Charles during a flight. Despite the value of her collection, Anita has no intention of selling it, as she hopes to pass it down through generations of her family.Anita's love of all things royal has led her to create her own royal museum, located on an old dairy farm. The museum includes a tribute to Prince Philip, as well as portraits, books, coronation tins, and jubilee mugs. Currently, Anita is camping out on The Mall ahead of tomorrow's coronation of King Charles III, a testament to her dedication to the British monarchy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.