The poster by G.N. Mukharjee, vividly depicts the Royal Family of England in a majestic setting. In this striking artwork, King-Emperor George V, Queen Mary, and their children are portrayed within the opulent interiors of a royal palace, exuding regality and tradition.

B.K. Paul & Co., founded in 1858 by Butto Kristo Paul in Calcutta, was a historic pharmaceutical company celebrated for its innovative products. Among its most famous offerings was "Edward's Tonic," an anti-malarial remedy named in honor of the Prince of Wales. By the 1910s, this tonic had achieved widespread popularity, with its demand extending to regions such as Sindh, Ceylon, and British Burma, thereby cementing the company’s legacy in colonial healthcare.