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NEW DESIGN OF ROYAL ARMS.—Mr Reynolds Stone’s design of the Royal arms (left), which has replaced Mr Kruger Gray’s design (right) on Government Stationery Office publications and forms in the United Kingdom. The change is the first to be made for 32 years. In the new design, the St. Edward crown is used instead of the Tudor crown, thus fulfilling the Queen’s Wish promulgated in 1952 and already carried out on such Government forms and stationery as bear a crown only.

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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27988, 7 June 1956, Page 14

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NEW DESIGN OF ROYAL ARMS.—Mr Reynolds Stone’s design of the Royal arms (left), which has replaced Mr Kruger Gray’s design (right) on Government Stationery Office publications and forms in the United Kingdom. The change is the first to be made for 32 years. In the new design, the St. Edward crown is used instead of the Tudor crown, thus fulfilling the Queen’s Wish promulgated in 1952 and already carried out on such Government forms and stationery as bear a crown only. Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27988, 7 June 1956, Page 14

NEW DESIGN OF ROYAL ARMS.—Mr Reynolds Stone’s design of the Royal arms (left), which has replaced Mr Kruger Gray’s design (right) on Government Stationery Office publications and forms in the United Kingdom. The change is the first to be made for 32 years. In the new design, the St. Edward crown is used instead of the Tudor crown, thus fulfilling the Queen’s Wish promulgated in 1952 and already carried out on such Government forms and stationery as bear a crown only. Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27988, 7 June 1956, Page 14