royal cypher
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The blade with royal cipher and virtually all original finish.

By around 1970 the portraits and the royal ciphers of the Queen were removed.

The Royal cipher is frequently used on insignia including buttons.

The 1st type of reverse side had 6 lions, with the Royal Cipher in the middle.

The whole front of the box including the aperture, royal cipher and the collection plate holder, are cast as one.

These were later replaced by the standard royal cipher, a step seen as detrimental to individual identity by serving officers.

I'd never thought about it, but of course he would realize the Count would hardly put the royal cipher on his catamite.

Eva also owned four small envelopes, each bearing the royal cipher, which she claimed once held private letters from the Queen.

The royal cipher was removed in 1961, but without relocating the coat of arms to the centre of the decoration.

She had a thing for gloves and mousseline handkerchiefs, embroidered, like all her linens, with the royal cipher.

We watched as she evolved from sedate, eager-to-please royal cipher to press-savvy pop culture icon.

The reverse bears the Royal Cipher.

Some of the cannons bear the royal cipher of King George III).

Following the presentation of their colours in 1799, the 52nd's King's Colour included the Royal Cipher in the centre, a non-standard addition.

Staff officers throughout most of the period carried a brass hilted sword, but with the crossed baton staff symbol in place of the royal cipher.

His saddle-cloth bore the British royal cipher, a reminder that England's King was also Hanover's monarch.

Mouldings are now highlighted in a contrasting colour with gilding applied to the royal cipher of King George the Fifth and other moulding elements.

It was not until summer 1937 that boxes began to appear bearing the newly approved Royal Cipher of King George VI.

A genuine but mundane antiquity can have its value increased enormously by the addition of a unique feature, or of a historical association such as a royal cipher.

The central piece is a circular disc, enamelled in pink, with the Royal Cipher of King Rama V in gold.

Next to this is the Royal Cipher of the reigning monarch, with the name of the corps ("Gentlemen at Arms") put diagonally from top to bottom.

In 1793 the factory became state property, and the letters R and F, for République Française, were substituted for the royal cipher.

It was a British gun, decorated with the British royal cipher, evidently one of the many cannons given by Britain to help Spain defeat Napoleon.

Those awarded before South Africa became a republic in 1961 had Queen Elizabeth II's royal cipher above the Coat of Arms on the reverse.

In Malta's capital Valletta in the 1980s, some of the royal ciphers on post boxes in Valletta were ground off on government orders.