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Three brasses in St. John's Church, Shottesbrooke. They are reproduced like brass rubbings, but greatly reduced in size. (1) Thomas Noke, who died in 1567, and his three wives; (2) Richard Gyll, who died in 1511; and (3) a priest and a franklin, pictured under a canopy, dating from around 1370

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Three brasses in St. John's Church, Shottesbrooke. They are reproduced like brass rubbings, but greatly reduced in size. (1) Thomas Noke, who died in 1567, and his three wives; (2) Richard Gyll, who died in 1511; and (3) a priest and a franklin, pictured under a canopy, dating from around 1370

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black and white print, 19 x 17 cm.

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English

Subject:

Monuments -- Shottesbrooke -- IllustrationsBrasses -- Illustrations -- ShottesbrookeSU841771Churches and chapels -- Shottesbrooke -- Illustrations

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2723624

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Remove Three brasses in St. John's Church, Shottesbrooke. They are reproduced like brass rubbings, but greatly reduced in size. (1) Thomas Noke, who died in 1567, and his three wives; (2) Richard Gyll, who died in 1511; and (3) a priest and a franklin, pictured under a canopy, dating from around 1370 from your current list Save Three brasses in St. John's Church, Shottesbrooke. They are reproduced like brass rubbings, but greatly reduced in size. (1) Thomas Noke, who died in 1567, and his three wives; (2) Richard Gyll, who died in 1511; and (3) a priest and a franklin, pictured under a canopy, dating from around 1370 to your current list

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