Enlighten an American, what is this marking called? - monogrammed paper towels
(Stamp of the community and I think a lot of official paper) usually contain a brand that seems EIIR (smaller than the second as the ER) surmounted by a crown. The significance of this is quite clear, but what is being called correctly? Is it the emblem of "Queen" logo "," device "," Monogram "What?
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Monogrammed Paper Towels Enlighten An American, What Is This Marking Called?
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There collect Philately (Stamps) sites which) on it as a shield "or" logo "and a numismatic (collector section of the website, which refers to" initial cap ", but a Google Image Search [Queen Elizabeth Regalia] is what most of the results similar to the brand that focuses on you.
Here is one:
http://www.photographersdirect.com/buyer ...
I suppose the brand name may vary depending on who is talking, and that is an ornament, but will "vary" sticker probably more accurate and universally understood.
I think I'll know that this brand can be a "device." * Swoon *
There collect Philately (Stamps) sites which) on it as a shield "or" logo "and a numismatic (collector section of the website, which refers to" initial cap ", but a Google Image Search [Queen Elizabeth Regalia] is what most of the results similar to the brand that focuses on you.
Here is one:
http://www.photographersdirect.com/buyer ...
I suppose the brand name may vary depending on who is talking, and that is an ornament, but will "vary" sticker probably more accurate and universally understood.
I think I'll know that this brand can be a "device." * Swoon *
Elizabeth Regina 2nd
Queen Elizabeth II (our Queen).
Regina is the female version of Rex
I'm not sure what you mean, it's a real brand. We have boxes, then known as the Royal Mail.
You see a mailbox marked GIIR or even in vitro (in Victoria).
2. Elizabeth Regina. Queen Elizabeth II
In its main property.
The badge of the Queen.
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