In addition to its coat of arms, the College of William & Mary makes good use of the royal cypher of its eponymous monarchs, as seen above, in a version used by the whole university (it is a ‘college’ only in name), and below in a variant used by the William & Mary Rowing Club.

Published at 4:40 pm on Sunday 26 September 2010. Categories: Design Errant Thoughts Tags: Logo, Virginia.

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