14 találat ezzel kapcsolatban: Hely : Faversham

Brass of Richard Colwell, d. 1533, and his two wives, both called Agnes. The brass also depicts their children.

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Brass of John Redborne, d. 1531. Brass of Edward Blackwell, d. 1572. Fragment of a gravestone with a coat of arms.

Brass of an unnamed civilian man, c1580.

This is a seed drill which is a manual, four-wheeled cultivating implement. This example is painted blue and red, called 'Invicta' and was manufactured by Henry S. Tett & Co. Ltd. of Faversham, Kent.

Gravestone with indent for brass, c1500, of two figures, (a husband and wife), a son or sons, and four coats of arms. The only part of the brass remaining is a group of six daughters. Also a brass of a woman, probably Alice Mashin, d. 1433, and an inscr…

Brass of William Thornbury, d. 1480.

Brass of Henry Hatche, d. 1533, and his wife, Joan.

Brass of a woman, probably Alice Mashin, d. 1433.

British soldiers dig the bombs out of the ground. A major turns one over in his hands (they are quite small).; Newsreel item on German incendiary bombs dropped near Faversham, Kent, March 1915.