Met Police SEG Range Rover Pack of 10 greeting cards and envelopes. By Boris. Some police vehicles carried officers. Some carried royalty. Digitally painted by retired New Scotland Yard Senior Police Artist Boris, this striking artwork captures one of the most famous vehicles ever to serve within the Metropolitan Police. Registration M751 CVC was the sole Special Escort Group (SEG) Range Rover used to transport Diana, Princess of Wales, during official journeys throughout London, becoming an instantly recognisable part of her security entourage. Finished in the distinctive Metropolitan Police livery of the era, the vehicle is portrayed with meticulous attention to detail, from its blue warning lights to its unmistakable commanding presence. Beneath the vehicle rests a single red rose, a subtle and poignant tribute to the People’s Princess. Look closely and another touching detail emerges: a faint reflection of Princess Diana can be seen within the rear side window, quietly acknowledging the remarkable woman whose presence made this vehicle a unique part of British history. The background features the historic crest of the Metropolitan Police Special Escort Group, a unit renowned for its professionalism, precision driving and responsibility for protecting members of the Royal Family, visiting heads of state and other distinguished persons. Together, these elements create a powerful piece of police and royal history, preserving the memory of an iconic vehicle, an elite police unit and the much-loved Princess it was entrusted to protect. A perfect card for police enthusiasts, royal historians, former officers and anyone who remembers an era when a glimpse of this Range Rover often meant someone very special was nearby. Blank inside for your message. Artwork by Boris. Retired Metropolitan Police Officer and Senior Police Artist.