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Finding Number (Click this to view full catalogue structure)MBS/1/DEV/5/1
TitleJohn Hauley, founder of the chancel, in armour and two wives, Joan and Alice, [1408]
Extent1 item
Date1974
DescriptionRubbing of brass effigies under triple canopy; knight with lion at his feet, holding hand of one wife; each wife with two dogs at her feet; incomplete foot inscription in Latin; part of one side shaft of canopy. Rubbing made by William Gibson 8 Oct 1974.
Access StatusOpen
Physical DescriptionPaper, folded; bottom edge folded back and secured with masking tape; typed label
Dimensions: 250 x 152 cms
Custodial HistoryFormerly in the collection of J. Roger Greenwood; MBS 769
Publication NoteThis brass is cited and described in Mill Stephenson, 'A List of Monumental Brasses in the British Isles ' (1964): Dartmouth, St Saviour I
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