King Charles is making his first appearance on a special set of stamps featuring popular garden flowers, marking the first change of silhouette since 1968
featuring popular garden flowers, marking the first change of silhouette since 1968.
The final set of stamps with the Queen’s image was released last month to mark the centenary of the Flying Scotsman, the steam locomotive.Royal Mail’s The set includes a purple iris, a pink lily, a fuchsia, an orange-red tulip, a dark pink peony, a bright orange nasturtium, a pale pink rose and a light purple-tinted dahlia.The design of the new silhouette was a collaboration between illustrator Andrew Davidson,head of design and editorial and Marcus James, and Ian Chilvers, from design agency Atelier Works.
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