It will also be used by the royal household for franking mail and Buckingham Palace’s Court Post Office will frank the first items of post with the King’s new cypher today. The post room deals ...

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 ...

The Royal Cypher is a personal device identifying the Sovereign, like a signature, composed of the Sovereign’s monogram surmounted by the Royal Crown. King Charles III’s monogram consists of the ...

The cypher features his initials "C R" these stand for Charles and Rex. Rex being the Latin term for king. Queen Elizabeth II's royal cypher featured the initials "E R" standing for Elizabeth Regina.

The King’s new cypher includes the monarch’s initial of C combined with the letter R for Rex – Latin for king. In addition, III is tucked within the R, highlighting the title of Charles III ...

MAKING HIS MARK Charles’ royal cypher revealed as he becomes King after Queen’s ER symbol of more than seven decades replaced Sarah Grealish Published: 13:12, 10 Sep 2022 Updated: 18:24, 10 ...

Charles's cypher features the letters "C" and "R" standing for the name "Charles" and the Latin word "Rex" meaning "king." An additional "III" mark is enclosed in the "R" signifying that Charles ...

The cypher, designed by the College of Arms, then chosen by the King, shows His Majesty's first initial - C. It is then intertwined with the letter R for Rex, which is Latin for King.

The Royal Family have shared an insight to the history behind King Charles III's newly-received cypher. The social media account for the Firm posted images of the first letters bearing the new ...

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 ...

As the period of royal mourning ended, the new cypher of King Charles was used for the first time. This personal monogram of the new monarch had its first application in the Buckingham Palace post ...

King Charles III's cypher shows His Majesty's initial - C - intertwined with the letter R. III is seen within the letter R and the lettering is all in gold, to signify Charles III with the crown ...