Penkridge Church - Tomb of Richard Littleton: pen and ink drawing

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Date:1817 - 1845 (c.)

Description:Showing the tomb of Richard Littleton, alias Westcott, (1518.) It is an incised slab showing a man and a woman and four coats of arms.Anonymous, [T. P. Wood.]

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1760s

Penkridge Church - Tomb of [Sir Edward Littleton]: sepia drawing

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1800s

Penkridge Church: woodcut engraving

'Penkridge Church,' from the north west. Showing the tower with a large window ...

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1830s

Penkridge Church: sepia wash drawing

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Donor ref:SV-VIII.14b (45/9491)

Source: William Salt Library

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