The monumental brasses of England
Subtitle: a series of engravings upon wood, from every variety of these interesting and valuable memorials : accompanied with brief descriptive notices
By: by Charles Boutell ; the engravings drawn and executed by R.B. Utting
Contributors: Utting, R. B.
Publisher: George Bell; John Henry Parker; Macmillan
Published: 1849
Place of publication: London; Oxford; Cambridge
Language: eng
Number of pages: 69
Subjects: Brasses; Plaques tombales
Notes: Large paper copy.

Made-up copy with most plates mounted, blanks and illuminated leaves bound in; plate of Sir Delapole bound in opposite t.p.; plates of Fitzwaryn and Halsham wanting.

"Brasses of knights and others in armour, and of ladies, 71 engravings. In the large paper copies there are 69 engravings only of this class"--Page 1 at end

Presentation leaf and 19 blank leaves bound in between p. 14-15: To a very dear friend ... inscribed with sincere affection and esteem by CB; ms. in blue, red, and black.
Table of contents: title: Brasses of ecclesiastics, cross-brasses, and bracket-brasses; title: Brasses of knights and others in armour, and of ladies; title: Brasses of civilians and ladies; title: Miscellaneous brasses. Remains of a canopy.