His cachets can usually be identified by a thermographic design with a small picture pasted into the design. HOWEVER, the cachet from the U.S.S. Warrington (below) shows a printed picture of the king rather than a pasted picture.

Reitred from the Navy, Crosby seems to have gone "overboard" with the Royal Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to North American in May and June 1939.

I have listed this set of cachets in this order:

Country (Canada, United States, Newfoundland), Subject (King, Queen, King & Queen, Family, Train)

All the Canada cachets are followed by the United States cachets which are followed by the Newfoundland cachets.

"Royal Train R.P.O." at bottom	"Royal Train R.P.O." at bottom	"Royal Train R.P.O." "U.S.A. JUNE 1939" at bottom
"Royal Train R.P.O." "U.S.A. JUNE 1939" at bottom	"Royal Train R.P.O." "U.S.A. JUNE 1939" at bottom
"Royal Train R.P.O." at bottom	"Royal Train R.P.O." at bottom	"Royal Train R.P.O." at bottom
"Royal Train R.P.O." at bottom	photograph is printed on the cover	"Royal Train R.P.O." at bottom

page updated August 27, 2007