The first stamps featuring the King’s silhouette ... neck – without a crown – traditionally facing left as all monarchs have done since the Penny Black in 1840. Silhouettes can face left ...

King Charles III has become the first monarch in British history to be featured on postal stamps without a crown. New stamps featuring the sovereign, who is set to be formally crowned on May 6 ...

Unlike Queen Elizabeth II's famous silhouette, the King is not depicted wearing a crown. The late Queen's silhouette has featured on special stamps since 1966. An updated design by David Gentleman ...

show Charles without a crown and facing left as all monarchs have done since the Penny Black in 1840. Unlike the iconic stamps with the silhouette of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, the king ...

An illustration of the King's silhouette appears to depict him in the St. Edward Crown, which Buckingham Palace previously said he would wear during the service Janine Henni is a Royals Staff ...

The first stamps featuring the King’s silhouette are to ... show Charles’ head and neck – without a crown – traditionally facing left as all monarchs have done since the Penny Black in 1840.