London ( CNN ) -- What do you give the person who has everything ? Well , a camel saddle , mosquito traps and a hatstand full of baseball caps were among the gifts handed to British royals during their overseas trips last year , an official list released Tuesday shows . Clarence House releases the list of gifts each year , but a spokesman told CNN he could not specify which ones the royals have used themselves , which have been put on display and which have gone into storage . The gifts include those presented to Prince William and Catherine , Duchess of Cambridge ; as well as Prince Charles and Camilla , the Duchess of Cornwall ; by individuals as well as governments and official bodies . Prince William made a solo trip to New Zealand and Australia , both Commonwealth nations , in March , shortly before his wedding in April . Among the gifts he received in New Zealand were carved and inscribed fragments of buildings in Christchurch , the city rocked by a series of powerful earthquakes in 2010 and 2011 . He was also given a selection of baseball caps , books and jewelry -- the last likely intended for his bride-to-be . More hats and caps came Prince William 's way in Australia , not to mention a selection of sports jerseys , a cricket jacket , some Aboriginal artwork , a papier-mache model of a cassowary -- a large flightless bird -- and a cuddly toy handed over by emergency services workers . He was also treated to a jar of Vegemite , a yeast extract spread popular with Australians that is eaten on toast . Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard tried to convert President Barack Obama to the vegetarian spread while visiting the United States in March -- without success . In June and July , William and Catherine traveled together to Canada and the United States , in what was their first official visit as a married couple -- and her first experience of a royal tour . There William , himself a qualified search-and-rescue pilot , received gifts including a flight helmet by the Canadian Air Force and a Canadian Ranger Patrol knife . Catherine , meanwhile , was given fascinators in tartan and peacock feather , as well as an assortment of scarves , dresses , shoes and jewelry . The newlyweds were jointly treated to matching black hoodies by Calgary Rotary Challenge Park , as well as a pair of chef 's jackets , after taking a cooking class in Montreal . The Ministry of Health gave them two mosquito traps , while their creature comforts were also taken care of with gifts of whiskey , wine and champagne . The couple 's stay in the United States was more low-key , with gifts including coasters , a bread board and a copy of the Chicago Daily Sun & Times newspaper . Among the more exotic gifts presented to Charles and Camilla were a `` camel saddle and trappings '' in Morocco . Weapons were also taken care of with the presentation of a ceremonial sword in Kuwait , a dagger in Morocco and a set of Zulu spears and shields in South Africa , not to mention a beaded hunting stick presented by Maasai tribal leaders in Tanzania . In Spain and Portugal , local produce came to the fore , with bottles of olive oil and port , jars of marmalade and ham on the list . Spain 's own royal family opted to give the couple two books and a leather box of fruit and vegetable seeds . According to Clarence House , no gifts can be sold but the royals can choose to give perishable produce to local good causes like hospitals or hospices . The rest will either be kept safely in storage or put on display in St James 's Palace , Clarence House or other private residences , a spokesman said . The presents are not considered the personal property of their royal recipients , although they can be worn or used by them , and are kept in trust for the nation . CNN 's Max Foster contributed to this report .
A list of gifts given to the royals on official overseas visits is released each year . William and Catherine traveled to Canada and the U.S. on their first trip as royalty . Charles and Camilla were given a camel caravan in Egypt and spears in South Africa . The gifts are from individuals , as well as governments and official bodies .