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Edwardus Rex
Imperator is a
Royal and
Imperial Cypher of:
Edward VII of the
United Kingdom Edward VIII of the
United Kingdom This
disambiguation page lists...
- King
Edward may
refer to:
Edward the
Elder (c. 871–924)
Edward the
Martyr (c. 962–978)
Edward the
Confessor (c. 1004–1066)
Edward I of
England (1239–1307)...
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pennies were
minted in London,
Durham and York, with the
obverse legend EDWARDUS REX ANGLI.
During the
Treaty period the
Durham and York
mints continued...
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between the
choir stalls,
under the tower. It
reads as follows: + Hic
jacet Edwardus princeps Wallie,
crude liter interfectus dum
adhuc juvenis anno dñi 1471...
- also
tasked with
salvaging valuables from the
Sancta Maria and
Sanctus Edwardus merchant ships which sank off the
coast of Southampton.
During this expedition...
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principis Walliæ", with the remark: "Et nota quod
talem pennam albam portabat Edwardus,
primogenitus E.
regis Angliæ,
super cristam suam, et
illam pennam conquisivit...
- respectively) and a crowned, red
enamelled cypher of King
Edward VII—ERI (
Edwardus Rex Imperator)—surrounded by a gold
wreath for men, upon
which the badge...
- the
Tudor Crown The
royal and
imperial cypher of King
Edward VII, ERI
Edwardus Rex Imperator, used on an
Indian railway wagon Royal cypher of
Queen Alexandra...
- 1966 ~ 165,739,200 1967 ~ 654,564,000 1970 ~ 750,000 (souvenir sets only)
Edwardus VII Dei
Gratia Britanniarum Omnium Rex
Fidei Defensor et
Indiae Imperator...
- the
salvage operations of the Mary Rose and the
Sancta Maria and
Sanctus Edwardus, 1545–ca 1550". thefreelibrary.com.
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original on 30 March...
