Kocher, Marjorie B.

Ralph Hamsterly, Rector, 1518. Shrouded figure in decay, a reminder of immortality and to encourage good behavior. Located at Oddington, Oxfordshire. 35”W x 13”L

Reverend Prelate Tyndrall, 1500. Located at Ely Catherdral, Queen’s College, Cambridgeshire. 40.5”W x 91”L

Richard and Margaret Torrington, 1327. Bearded civilian with lion at feet. Wife has dog at feet. Damaged brass. Located at Berkamstead, Buckinghamshire. 40”W x 60”L

Richard Fowler, 1478. Located at Thame Parish Church, Oxfordshire. 12”W x 31”L

Richard Quatremayns, 1478. Ornate plate armor, Italian influence. Shows how unwieldly armor is becoming. Sword now hung from waist, pointed sabbatons (broad-toed shoes). Located at Thame, Oxfordshire. 42”W x 21”L

Robert Fairfax, wife, two sons, and two daughters, 1521. Brass restored October 24, 1921. Black and white. Located at St. Albans Abbey, St. Albans, Hertfordshire. 40”W x 41”L

Sir Anthony Grey, 1480. Son and heir of Edmund, First Earl of Kent. Plate armor. Located at St. Albans, Hertfordshire. 45.5”W x 19.5”L

Sir Edmund Flambard, 1370. The famous boys’ school of Harrow is located in Harrow-on-the-Hill. Sir Winston Churchill and Lord Byron studied here. See John Lyon, founder, 1592. Located at St. Mary’s Church, Harrow-on-the=Hill, Middlesex. 14”W x 29”L

Sir George Felbrigg, 1400. Heraldic plate armor. Black and white. Located at Playford, Suffolk. 27.5”W x 64”L

Sir George Felbrigg, 1400. Heraldic plate armor. Black and white. Located at Playford, Suffolk. 27.5”W x 64”L