The Crown Jewels of England

The regalia of England described in a Cassell edition limited to fourteen hundred copies, in the reign of George V.

Introduction

6 chapters in this part of The Crown Jewels of England.

Introduction

THE CROWN JEWELS OF ENGLAND This Edition is limited to fourteen hundred copies (900 for England and 500 for the United States of America)…

Introduction: The Crown of England

Everything to do with this reign will be of as great an interest to unborn generations as is still at our day the inspiring echo of the…

Introduction: Royalty

The Crown Jewels of England are historically and, indeed, intrinsically of a value impossible to compute. The Crown of England is older…

Introduction: Westminster

All books which deal with the details of the insignia of Royalty in England have been carefully examined; of these, those which have been…

Introduction: Great Seals of England

The sketches of details from the Great Seals have generally been taken from the Seals themselves, and have been checked by reference to the…

Introduction: The Imperial State Crown

II. THE IMPERIAL STATE CROWN 6 • • • III. THE IMPERIAL CROWN OF INDIA 10 IV. THE CROWN OF QUEEN MARY OF MODENA, CONSORT OF JAMES II. 12 V…

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