Queen Elizabeth II Signed Royal Canadian National Defense Force Coat of Arms Logo

Description

This exceptionally rare and historically significant artifact is an original circa 1975 Royal Canadian National Defense Force Headquarters Montreal Servir coat of arms artist proof. Hand-signed "Elizabeth R" by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and personally inscribed with the word "Approved," this document represents an official royal authorization of a Canadian military government logo. As a unique, one-of-a-kind artifact of royal and military heritage, it is preserved in museum-quality condition.

Measuring approximately 8.5 inches by 11 inches, the artist proof remains in excellent condition, with only minor discoloration on the top margin that does not detract from its significance or presentation. The bold signature and inscription of Queen Elizabeth II affirm the document’s authenticity and mark it as a remarkable example of her direct involvement in the formal approval process for royal and governmental insignia.

This artifact is not merely a collectible but a rare connection to Canada’s military and royal history, reflecting the deep relationship between the Canadian Armed Forces and the Crown. The Servir coat of arms, symbolizing service and duty, underscores the values upheld by the National Defense Force and reflects the Queen’s role as Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Armed Forces.

This artist proof is an extraordinary acquisition for collectors, historians, and institutions, offering a tangible link to Her Majesty’s reign and her role in Canadian governance. Its impeccable provenance and rarity make it a treasure of significant historical and cultural value, encapsulating the enduring bond between Canada and the monarchy.