A catalog of the antiquities and works of art, exhibited at Ironmongers' Hall, London, in the month of May, 1861 (1869)
London and Middlesex Archaeological Society, French, George Russell, 1803-1881, London (England). Ironmongers' Company · [S.l. : s.n.] · leaf 130
ens still exists in the Company, and the crownsor garlands used for the purpose are the same which were in their possession nearly threecenturies ago. The Masters crown is a species of cap of crimson silk and velvet, embroideredwith gold and silver lace. It bears date 1561 ; the initials [ E ] are… … The garlands of the Wardens bear the same date as the Masters crown, and are ofcrimson velvet, richly embellished with silver foliage and shields, having also respectively theinitials of the donors, viz., 2 J^, for John Abbott, W W, for Wolstone Wynd, and ^ F forThomas Pecocke, then (1561) three…
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