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Monumental brasses are brass plates, engraved with likenesses of Medieval folk.
These brass plates were set in stone slabs and placed in churches and cathedrals as memorials as early as the 13th century until the 17th century. At the moment we are offering a special price on a rubbing of Knight, Sir William Fitzralph, who died in Pebmarsh, Essex, England, in 1323. Sir William fought in many expeditions against the Scots and is shown wearing armour of a transitional type, between chainmail and full plate armour. The rubbing is in three colours, with the surcoat red, the armour silver and the rest of the knight in gold. The extra strength paper is specially manufactured for brass rubbing.