George IV and by Elizabeth II. Depictions of the crown can be found on pint glasses and government buildings to police uniforms. The royal cypher can be traced back to the House of Tudor ...

The King’s new cypher ... the mark of George V, who reigned from 1910 to 1936, while others are said to date back to Edward ...

The Queen’s royal cypher has been on our postboxes, passports, and banknotes for over 70 years, but King Charles’ new symbol will now appear all over Britain. On Saturday morning, King Charles ...

A new Royal Cypher has been released for King Charles III, who ascended the throne after Queen Elizabeth II 's death on September 8. The monogram has been revealed as the Royal Family returned to ...

St George's Hall was officially reopened by the King in 2007. Liverpool City council said the Grade I-listed building had a "long-standing link with coronations". The royal cypher was personally ...

Some postboxes with King George VI’s GR cypher remain today, 70 years after his reign. All future postboxes will bear the cypher of King Charles III. The royal cypher also appears on medals ...

U.K. postboxes still exist in use that bear the monogram of King George V, who began his reign in 1910. Some government buildings bear the cypher of the royal they were established under ...

The new cypher was used on letters from Buckingham Palace for the first time on Tuesday The cypher of King Charles III has been revealed, showing an image to be used by government departments and ...