| Text Description | Two figures. One on the left is wielding a sword against the back of the head of the figure on the right. The figure on the right is kneeling before an altar, hands clasped in front of him. He appears to be wearing a mitre and vestments. |
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| Horizontal Size (mm) | |
| Shape | Rounded Oval |
| Transcription | [section illegible]THOM[section lost]D[section lost] |
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| Legend Type | Name legend |
| Language | Latin |
| Comment | The legend of the surviving impression is heavily damaged. |
| Person(s) | Thomas de Luda, canon of the church Lincoln |
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| Nature of Person/Institution | Male |
| Basis of Attribution | Name legend |
| Document | Lincolnshire Archives Dij/82/1/55 |
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| Condition | Disintegrating |
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Design Description
Two figures. One on the left is wielding a sword against the back of the head of the figure on the right. The figure on the right is kneeling before an altar, hands clasped in front of him. He appears to be wearing a mitre and vestments.
Legend
[section illegible]THOM[section lost]D[section lost]
Legend is heavily damaged.