Sir William Fitzralph c. 1323
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This rubbing is of Sir William Fitzralph c. 1323. He is buried in Pebmarsh, Essex, Great Britain. The family of Fitzralph achieved considerable local importance in the 13th and 14th centuries. They held large estates in both Essex and Suffolk. Sir fought in many expeditions against the Scots. He is shown in his memorial brass wearing armor of the period between the Surcoat and the Cyclas Period in which the arms and legs are protected by plate - a great advance in reducing injuries.
Sir William measures approximately 15 by 35 inches. He has been done with heelball on black high linen count paper produced specifically for brass rubbing and will arrive ready for mounting and framing.
This rubbing is of Sir William Fitzralph c. 1323. He is buried in Pebmarsh, Essex, Great Britain. The family of Fitzralph achieved considerable local importance in the 13th and 14th centuries. They held large estates in both Essex and Suffolk. Sir fought in many expeditions against the Scots. He is shown in his memorial brass wearing armor of the period between the Surcoat and the Cyclas Period in which the arms and legs are protected by plate - a great advance in reducing injuries.
Sir William measures approximately 15 by 35 inches. He has been done with heelball on black high linen count paper produced specifically for brass rubbing and will arrive ready for mounting and framing.