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In gold-coloured metal, the design being the shield of the Arms including a Royal Crown granted by permission of Her Majesty The Queen, available with the League’s name in in English or French
Manufactured by the Flag Shop and bearing the design from the League’s Grant of Arms, including a Royal Crown the use of which was approved by Her Majesty the Queen, its dimensions are 24 x 42 inches, manufactured of 200d nylon. The illustration here includes the pantone colour codes used by the Flag Shop.
You can also see the Flag on the League’s website if you paste into your browser: http://monarchist.ca/index.php/about-us/who-we-are/the-league-coat-of-arms
Members’ price: $80.00
Non-member price: $100.00
Featuring interviews with HM’s Prime Ministers, members of the Royal Family and world leaders, this acclaimed three-part, 174-minute film, narrated by Andrew Marr, is a must for your own viewing and to show your kids and grand-children.
Edited by Michael Jackson and Philippe Lagassé, this 303-page collection of essays includes consideration of topics such as the Crown in Quebec, the expanding role of the Lieutenant-Governors and the role of the Crown in deploying Canadian Forces abroad, written by experts such as Serge Joyal, Ian Holloway and Christopher McCreery.
1 1/2 inch self-adhesive laminated seal linking our monarchical identity to the Canada 150 celebrations, as designed by League member Brendon Bedford.
Mother & Son: The Queen and the Prince of Wales at the end of The Queen’s 90th birthday year Colour postcard, 4 x 6 inches, great for occasional notes, children’s party favours, youth groups, leaving at your local library or faith centre, posting in kids and grandkids’ rooms
Our Sovereign with Canada’s next three monarchs: The Queen, Charles, William and George, perched on books for height!
Colour postcard, 4 x 6 inches, great for occasional notes, children’s party favours, youth groups,
leaving at your local library or faith centre, posting in kids and grandkids’ rooms.
5 for $6.00
An engagement photo of Canada’s future King and Queen in regular postcard format, with pre-paid P
postage good for domestic first-class mail regardless of current rate.
NB: the quantity line refers to the number of 5-packs of the selected item, not to the number of cards.
Michael Jackson served for decades as Saskatchewan’s Chief of Protocol, developing a national reputation for his advocacy of the Crown belonging
to the provinces as much as to the federal government. This readable book is appealing for two main reasons: its historical analysis of the development of our monarchical institutions; and its numerous vignettes of vice-regal personalities and behind-the-scenes activities of the Canadian Crown during recent decades, both positive and troubling; some significant, all fascinating. It was the subject of a major review in the Spring 2014 issue of Canadian Monarchist News. A must for the informed monarchist’s bookshelf!
This attention-getting poster, developed by the League’s Young Monarchists, is ideal for your den, your kids or grand-kids’ dorm room or bedroom, or for posting on high school, college or university campuses or in your neighbourhood on hoardings, on supermarket bulletin boards or anywhere else that occurs to you. A low-cost and effective way of displaying the League’s good-humoured face in public.
Please contact domsec@monarchist.ca if you wish to order more than 10.
Our selection of cards of The Queen both contemporary and from earlier in the Reign.
Our selection of larger-sized cards printed on heavy stock from the National Portrait Gallery, London. Includes Wonnacott painting of four generations of Royal Family, together with the Kelly portrait of the late Queen Mother; two striking photo portraits of William and Catherine; the Hayter portrait of Queen Victoria, Mother of Confederation; and an informal photo of Prince Harry with his motorcycle.
These 4 ⅜ x 5 ¾ inch note cards depict The Queen surrounded by well-wishers during her Canadian homecoming in 2005. Blank on inside, thus suitable for both Christmas and Holiday greetings as well as occasional notes.
Suitable for framing or dry-mounting, The Diamond Jubilee portrait of The Queen wearing her Canadian Orders, ideal for display in home, office, dorm or public buildings. The Government of Canada supplies the portrait; your cost is for the mailing tube and postage.
Important 2012 work on the Canadian Crown, scholarly yet readable. Chapters examine the institution from a variety of perspectives such as First Nations, federalism, the constitutional role of the Governor General, the reserve power, honours, the Canadianization of the Crown. Comparative analyses of the New Zealand and Australian realms complete the picture. Authors include Christopher McCreery, John Fraser, Sen. Serge Joyal, Jacques Monet and Sen. Hugh Segal.
The Monarchist League of Canada’s full-colour educational booklet aimed at elementary through high school students, also suitable for new Canadians, youth groups and the home. Why not buy a supply to distribute to your friends and neighbours, your faith group, community centre or teachers?
The 2nd edition of the federal government’s colour booklet outlining the work and values of Canada’s Constitutional Monarchy. The Government of Canada supplies the booklet; your cost is for packaging and postage.
The Monarchist League of Canada’s 6th triennial study of this much misunderstood subject, presented in colourful format.
Usually of most recent issue
A commemorative large-format facsimile edition of the beloved Canadian newspaper insert covering The Queen’s Coronation from a Canadian point of view. The size of this valued souvenir necessitates special packing, which is included in the price.
Relive the happy Wedding Day of William and Kate, April 29, 2011! The BBC’s DVD covers over two hours of highlights, together with a 50-minute extended documentary about The Royal Engagement.
