Signatures of Royals

[Chanel]

I was thinking that we could try and find the signatures of the Royals of Luxembourg. I was board, but, thought it would be cool to see if we could find them. Perhaps, Grand Duke Henri - Grand Duchess Maria-Teresa - Guillaume- and so on? Anyone else know.??

[Chanel]

This is pretty cool, I found this on Corbis.com, it is the marriage certificate from the marriage of HRH Prince Guillaume and Princess Sybilla, also has the signatures of Grand Duke Jean and Grand Duchess Josephine-Charlotte.

[Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg]

These are the signatures of the Spanish king and queen.

[Alexandria]

Crown Prince Phillippe and Crown Princess Mathilde of Belgium

[Alexandria]

Prince Charles and Princess Diana of Wales

[Alexandria]

Prince William of Wales

[Alexandria]

Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex

[The Watcher]

The Netherlands: Queen Beatrix, Prince Willem-Alexander, Princess Maxima, Prince Johan Friso, Prince Constantijn and Princess Laurentien.

[Dennism]

Can we clarify what these documents are about? Just mostly looks like Congratulatory letters and cards.

[The Watcher]

The one I posted from the royal family in The Netherlands, was a thank-you-letter for the people, because of all the condolences the royal family received after the death of Prince Claus of The Netherlands.

[Dennism]

Thanks. That was very nice of them.

[Lord Sosnowitz]

King of Sweden

[bct88]

The King of Sweden's signature is not there.

Originally Posted by Lord Sosnowitz

King of Sweden

[mybags]

Mandatory Credit: Photo By PAUL BROWN / REX FEATURES SIGNATURE OF QUEEN SILVIA IN THE MEMORIAL BOOK SERVICE OF THANKS GIVING CELEBRATING 350 YEARS OF PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND SWEDEN AT THE SWEDISH CHURCH, LONDON, BRITAIN - 28 APR 2004 EXCLUSIVE 451205/PAB

[Lord Sosnowitz]

Princess Alexandra of Kent

[helleniki]

Originally posted by Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg@Jan 3rd, 2004 - 11:45 am
These are the signatures of the Spanish king and queen.

This is nice to see...

Juan Carlos R. and Sofia R.

Why the other sovereigns (Jean I and Joséphine-Charlotte of Luxembourg) don't use to sign their names with "R", "GD" or "P"?

I also know HM Queen Elizabeth II of Great-Britain used to sogn "Elizabeth R".

[reynard]

Originally Posted by helleniki

This is nice to see...

Juan Carlos R. and Sofia R.

Why the other sovereigns (Jean I and Joséphine-Charlotte of Luxembourg) don't use to sign their names with "R", "GD" or "P"?

I also know HM Queen Elizabeth II of Great-Britain used to sogn "Elizabeth R".

"R" stands for the latin word Rex(king) or Regina(queen). FOr example, in Latin, The queen of England's name is Elizabetha Regina Secunda. Using the latin has come down from early times and now is just shortened with the "R". (btw: Charles will be Carolinus Rex Tertio, if he chooses the name Charles). As far as the other heads of state, I guess that using the latin form just isn't a practice that has evolved over the years, and sometimes there is not that good of a latin translation for "archduke", etc. I'm sure that it depends on the tradition of each country.

[Mandy]

Signatures of 1) King Olav, 2) King Harald and Queen Sonja, and 3) Princess Märtha Louise when they each visited Lappland on different occasions.
Pictures from www.alloverpress.dk

Mandy

[Her_Majesty]

Originally Posted by Mandy

Signatures of 2) King Harald and Queen Sonja, when they each visited Lappland on different occasions.
Pictures from www.alloverpress.dk
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums...2&d=1093449002
Mandy

I really like her signature! She has a nice handwriting.

A Diary entry written by the Queen.
See it here.

[ILoveCristina]

When was this pic taken?