Travel back in time and witness the change of history with these incredible official portraits of the British ... the future King Edward VIII. Behind her is her grandson, the future King George ...

In June 1938, Edward's successor George VI (whose own coinage was issued without a hissy fit and in record time) was made aware of a few sets that had escaped incineration. The new King asked if ...

1620 likeness of James VI & I; another image by Van Dyck, at Windsor Castle, was likely conceived as Charles I’s official state portrait. Since the coronation of King Edward VII, in 1902 ...

Charles wears the Imperial State Crown The Imperial State Crown that Charles wears in the portrait, made for King George VI in 1937, features 2,868 diamonds, St Edward's Sapphire, and Cullinan II ...

New official portraits of King Charles ... chairs that were made for the future King George V and Queen Mary for use at the Coronation of King Edward VII. They were also used in the background ...