British Army cap badges updated to show the King’s new cypher and the Tudor crown1yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/heraldry
This is how Charles III’s coronation should look. I will not settle for less.1yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/monarchism
Peers in robes and coronets at the coronation of King George VI in 19372yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/monarchism
Chivalric Courtesy: Charles III wearing the Grand Order of Mugunghwa and the President of South Korea wearing the Order of the Bath this evening5mo ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/monarchism
Nonsuch Palace. Built by Henry VIII in 1538. Demolished in 1682-83.5yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Mappin & Webb Building, the City of London. Demolished in 1994.5yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The Prince of Wales wearing the Ceremonial Day Dress of a Royal Navy Admiral of the Fleet beneath the mantle and collar of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. (2014) [964 x 822]7yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/uniformporn
The Duke of York in full dress uniform as Colonel of the Grenadier Guards5yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/uniformporn
The Archbishop of Canterbury in the vestments he wore at the coronation in 19531yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/Anglicanism
Sir John Soane's magnificent Bank of England on Threadneedle Street in London, built between 1788 and 1833. Largely destroyed when the bank was rebuilt by Sir Herbert Baker. An act described by Pevsner as 'the greatest architectural crime, in the City of London, of the twentieth century'.7yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The Duke of Kent in the rarely-seen full dress uniform of a British Army Field Marshal5yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/uniformporn
Preston Town Hall (1862-1962). Designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott. Demolished following a fire in 1947.6yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The Governor of Gibraltar Ed Davis, CB, CBE holding a shield painted with his arms.6yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/heraldry
Balneological Hospital, Druskininkai, Lithuania. Demolished 2005.7yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
I know this is a long shot but does anyone know who designed this building? It's the Guthrie Clinic (Guthrie Ward) at King's College Hospital London and was completed in 1937. Alternatively, does anyone know any architects with similar styles?7yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/architecture
