Royal Cyphers and Monograms

[bma]

Hi all!
Your know whose it is the monogram in the history.. The monogram consists of one letter "N" and all?

[bma]

Hello again
I have already asked about this in another branch.
I would like once again to ask to share the information..
I want to know whose name, house may have been granted the right to be monogrammed in the form of a letter N ? Or give Give directions to search ..
Thank you

ps\ I hope my English can be read

[bma]

And I want to add that this should be a female name
Maybe someone else have any ideas about this topic?

[Warren]

Napoleon Bonaparte had a monogram of the letter N

[bma]

Thanks! But Napoleon was a man and I am looking for a woman .. or his women Napoleon also misappropriated his monogram? May be in the histories was another woman with same monogram? if it was....

[Ranger-CPT]

Hello, I am trying to identify this monogram. It is found on a Danish military item on both the metal and leather pieces. It may have an "F" and a "9" intertwined with each other. Any help would be greatly appreciated. The item dates from the 1914-1930 time period. Thank you!

[RoyalistRiley]

Do British Royals apart from HM the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have monograms? I know that most members have their own arms based on the Royal arms and the Prince of Wales gets to use the 3 feathers sign.

The Scandinavian houses seem to have the most monograms and use them more widley.

[Her_Majesty]

The monograms of the old Norwegian royals

King Haakon VII
Monogram
Kongehuset Page

Queen Maud
Monogram
Kongehuset Page

King Olav V
Monogram
Kongehuset Page

Crown Princess Märtha
Monogram
Kongehuset Page

[lumutqueen]

My favourite monograms have to be those belonging to the Danish royal family. The fact that they are designed by Queen M makes them more special.

[Her_Majesty]

Originally Posted by lumutqueen

My favourite monograms have to be those belonging to the Danish royal family. The fact that they are designed by Queen M makes them more special.

M II already designed the new Norwegian monograms, e.g. Ingrid Alexandra's.

[lillepingo]

Do the Spanish royal family have monograms?

[Jacknch]

Originally Posted by RoyalistRiley

Do British Royals apart from HM the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have monograms? I know that most members have their own arms based on the Royal arms and the Prince of Wales gets to use the 3 feathers sign.

The Scandinavian houses seem to have the most monograms and use them more widley.

I do not think that monograms in the British Royal Family are as carefully thought out or properly designed in the same way as the Scandinavian Royal Families. The lettering used for the monograms of Diana, Princess of Wales, Princes William and Prince Harry appear to be standard typeface/lettering available from most stationery designers. Basically, if you see a mongram with a "script" type letter and a crown on top you can bet it belongs to British Royalty!! The Duchess of Cornwall has I think a kind of floral/scroll design encircling her initial C, and I've seen this style before. Perhaps we British place more importance on Coats of Arms?

BTW, I think the most dramatic monogram belongs to Prince Joachim of Denmark - the stylized "J" with the crown placed in that position is quite unusual!