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1 1 Chaproniere Bequest - Photographs Box Chalk between Chiltern & Cambridge Box size 8x10 inch Pevsner-Cambridgeshire; 1954 (SCS 05652) Size of Photo Name of Church Title Code Essex Chalk Newport, Essex Bench front with poppeyhead in N. aisle J8/04 200x199 Newport, Essex Portable altar, now in S. aisle chapel J6/03 222x201 Wendens Ambo, Essex Brass of a knight (Ickneild?) J1/03 202x113 Wendens Ambo, Essex Cartouche between arches of arcade J4/03 202x202 Wendens Ambo, Essex Pulpit J2/03 205x185 Stansted Mountfitchet Mon to Hester Salusbury J11/03 253x202 Stansted Mountfitchet Mon to Lady Hester Salusbury J10/03 214x203 Stansted Mountfitchet Mon to Hester Salusbury J10/03 242x202 Ickneild Way N. of Luton Ashwell, Herts Porch F11/86 242x202 Ashwell, Herts Pulpit B7/99 200x150 Ashwell, Herts Tower (colour) 9\00 202x202 Ashwell, Herts Junction of tower & nave beyond S. arcade B5/99 239x200 Ashwell, Herts S. arcade hoodstep 253x202 Ashwell, Herts Sole medieval poppyhead B6/00 201x170 Ashwell, Herts Pulpit B7/99 203x152 Abington Pigotts, Cambs Civilian brass B2/00 212x202 Abington Pigotts, Cambs Pulpit & panelling B1/00 214x202 Barrington, Cambs S. doorway CH3/94 226x202 Barrington, Cambs S. porch CH2/94 211x202 Bassingbourn, Cambs Tower 253x203 Bassingbourn, Cambs Porch 207x202 Bassingbourn, Cambs Monument 253x202 Bottisham, Cambs W. end with Gallilee porch (colour) 202x152 Buckland, Bucks Sheila-na-Gig H5/04 215x202 Buckland, Bucks Font H6/04 241x203 Cherry Hinton, Cambs Chancel (external) AE12/02 250x202 Cherry Hinton, Cambs Chancel S. side seen through thw screen AE10/02 248x202 Cherry Hinton, Cambs Aisle benchend with poppy AE11/02 228x114 Chrishall, Essex Effigy of a Lady (from headress c 1480) K12/95 245x201 Chrishall, Essex Effigy of lady (Headress identicle to Pole brass) L1/95 207x196 Chrishall, Essex Footrest of lady's effigy K11/95 252x202 Chrishall, Essex Pole brass L2/95 199x198 Chrishall, Essex Feet of Pole brass L3/95 202x169 Chrishall, Essex Brass of 1480 L4/95 254x202 Chrishall, Essex Royal Arms L6/95 202x163 Clothall, Herts Brass C4/00 218x202
2 Duxford, St. John, Cambs Tower arches from W. J5/95 203x200 Duxford, St. John, Cambs Chapel pier hoodstop J6/95 208x202 Duxford, St. John, Cambs S. aisle wallpainting & rood stair J4/95 230x202 Duxford, St. John, Cambs Doom (on E. wall?) A9/95 236x202 Duxford, St. John, Cambs Painting under chancel arch: Agnus Dei A10/95 204x198 flanked by Saints Duxford, St. John, Cambs Wallpaintings on E. side. Chancel arch J2/95 237x203 Duxford, St. John, Cambs Wallpaintings on E. side. Chancel arch J1/95 202x202 Duxford, St. John, Cambs N. chancel chapel A11/95 249x202 Duxford, St. John, Cambs Screen from E. 7 nave behind A8/95 203x203 Fowlmere, Cambs Niche in S. transept CH4/94 249x202 Fowlmere, Cambs Mitchell mon & chancel screen CH5/95 250x202 Fowlmere, Cambs Figures on Mitchell mon. CH6/94 254x202 Great Shelford, Cambs Sounding Board 214x202 Great Shelford, Cambs Roof beams 253x202 Great Shelford, Cambs Painting above chancel arch 253x202 Great Shelford, Cambs Brass 253x202 Harlton, Cambs Porch & S. doorway CE10/94 237x202 Harlton, Cambs E. side of screen & nave, plus tower arch CF5/94 222x202 Harlton, Cambs S. nave arcade CF6/94 252x202 Harlton, Cambs E. end (inside) reredos CE12/94 239x202 Harlton, Cambs Reredos (N. end) & carvings on base of CF4/94 205x201 attached niche plinth Harlton, Cambs Fryer mon K8/95 218x203 Harlton, Cambs Fryer mon. Figure on plinth CF10/94 252x202 Haslingfield, Cambs Tower & S. side CD10/94 227x202 Haslingfield, Cambs Doorway & window (external) CE9/94 208x202 Haslingfield, Cambs Arcade & S. aisle roof CF5/94 202x200 Haslingfield, Cambs Aisle roof detail K6/95 254x202 Haslingfield, Cambs Pulpit K7/95 207x202 Haslingfield, Cambs Thomas Wendy d K2/95 204x201 Haslingfield, Cambs Elizabeth Wendy J12/95 254x152 Haslingfield, Cambs Thomas Wendy d K4/95 253x119 Haslingfield, Cambs Mon to Francis Wendy d CF2/94 212x186 Haslingfield, Cambs Simon Ertman mem d 1658 K5/95 202x189 Hauxton, Cambs Wallpainting of Becket DD9/86 253x203 Hildersham, Cambs Anonymous brass 202x94 Ickleton, Cambs Wallpainting on nave clerestory 78/02 203x201 Ickleton, Cambs Paintings on chancel arch E. window glass 79/02 202x202 Ickleton, Cambs N. side of nave. Wallpainting & chancel arch 79/02 201x201 Ickleton, Cambs N. side nave with wallpaintings 78/02 202x201 Ickleton, Cambs Early Norman arcades on Roman columns. AE7/02 202x190 Wallpaintings seen through chancel screen Ickleton, Cambs Poppyhead I7/95? 253x203 Ickleton, Cambs Medieval poppyhead with replaced head I6/95 254x202 Ickleton, Cambs Victorian poppys (front). Reverse side of I5/95 253x202 2
3 St. Michael's poppey behind & N. door Litlington, Cambs S. arcade hootsteps B3/00 237x203 Littlebury, Essex Font cover AU10/96 213x201 Little Chesterfield, Essex Brass of a knight (torso only remains) AE9/02 248x202 & the wife of George Langham d Little Chesterfield, Essex Mon to James Welsingham d AE8/02 253x202 Little Shelford, Cambs Bracket 225x203 Little Shelford, Cambs Niche and E. window 253x203 Little Shelford, Cambs Window 253x203 Little Shelford, Cambs Brasses 253x203 Little Shelford, Cambs Brass 203x125 Little Shelford, Cambs Brass 203x126 Newton, Cambs Mausoleum CD8/94 213x203 Orwell, Cambs Tower CF12/94 252x202 Orwell, Cambs Chancel CK11/94 206x202 Orwell, Cambs Chancel arch & roof CG9/94 246x202 Orwell, Cambs Chancel roof bosses CG2/94 213x202 Orwell, Cambs Altar table CG12/94 209x202 Orwell, Cambs Altar table leg CG16/94 209x200 Orwell, Cambs E. window 8\ x202 Orwell, Cambs E. window by L. C. Evetts 1928 CG5/94 252x202 Orwell, Cambs Detail of E. window (lower tier) CG6/94 208x203 Orwell, Cambs Glass in E. window (detail) by L.C. Evetts, 1928 CG3/94 252x196 Orwell, Cambs Detail of E. window CG4/94 251x202 Orwell, Cambs Crucifixion A3/00 249x203 Pampisford, Cambs Norman tympana: 230x203 ten arches arranged along the rim Radwell, Herts Mon to? D B11/00 253x202 Radwell, Herts Mon to Mary Plomer, d B9/00 253x202 Radwell, Herts Mary Plomer, d. 1605, with Father Time B10/00 253x202 Radwell, Herts Pym memorial on nave wall C3/00 253x202 Saffron Walden, Essex From S. AU1/96 211x202 Saffron Walden, Essex S. side clerestory & nave turret from E. AS10/96 251x201 Saffron Walden, Essex S porch (W. side) AT1/91 226x202 Saffron Walden, Essex Nave, chancel arch and chancel roof AT3/96 224x202 Saffron Walden, Essex Arcade & clerestory AT10/96 233x201 Saffron Walden, Essex Arcade detail AT11/96 199x197 Saffron Walden, Essex Howard chapel roof AT8/96 252x202 Saffron Walden, Essex Brass of merchant AT5/96 202x153 Saffron Walden, Essex Brass of priest AT4/96 202x86 Saffron Walden, Essex N. aisle sedilia canopy AT6/96 239x202 Saffron Walden, Essex N. aisle sedilia canopy AT7/96 244x202 Saffron Walden, Essex Audley mon tombchest AT12/96 208x202 Saffron Walden, Essex Audley mon backplate AT9/96 195x152 Steeple Morden, Cambs External photograph 210x203 3
4 Teversham, Cambs S. E. view of church (colour) G80/02 202x202 Teversham, Cambs Chancel screen from S. aisle AF2/02 252x202 Teversham, Cambs Pulpit & N. arcade. E. respond AF4/02 211x201 Wendens Ambo, Essex N. arcade & cartouche AU6/96 251x202 Wendens Ambo, Essex Wallpainting, St. Margaret of Antioch AU7/96 251x139 Wendens Ambo, Essex Pulpit & screen AU5/96 208x202 Whittlesford, Cambs Tower top CD3/94 253x202 Whittlesford, Cambs Iron bound chest CD7/94 208x203 Whittlesford, Cambs Sheila-na-gig CD2/94 202x165 Whittlesford, Cambs Porch CD4/94 208x203 Odds - Not Chiltern/Ickneild Barton, Cambs Pulpit GG1/86 253x203 Bassingbpurne, Cambs Cross in churchyard 202x130 Broughton, Hunts Font 234x202 Broughton, Hunts Doom (r end) Expulsion Adam & Eve 251x202 Broughton, Hunts Doom (l end) 251x202 Broughton, Hunts Doom (l end) 235x203 Broughton, Hunts Doom, expulsion Adam & Eve 253x203 Grantchester, Cambs Churchyard FF8 254x203 Grantchester, Cambs Pulpit FF11 253x203 Grantchester, Cambs Window 253x203 Grantchester, Cambs Organ loft FF12 228x203 Grantchester, Cambs Organ loft FF12 219x203 Impington, Cambs S. porch 253x202 Madingley, Cambs Font 217x203 Madingley, Cambs Effigy 187x159 Madingley, Cambs Glass 212x203 Madingley, Cambs Effigy 225x203 Madingley, Cambs Effigy 219x202 Madingley, Cambs Arch 145x127 Madingley, Cambs Yoyal Arms 139x99 Madingley, Cambs Mon to unknown infant 203x123 Hempstead, Essex Mon. to several generations of Harveys BD12/95 254x202 Hempstead, Essex Mon. to William Harvey, d BD11/95 254x202 St. Neots, Hunts Tower Bv? 215x158 Toppesfield, Essex Dorcas Smyth mon. BC2/95 158x126 Wood Ditton, Cambs Poppyhead AC10/02 202x118 Wood Ditton, Cambs Poppyhead AC9/02 202x133 Wood Ditton, Cambs Poppyhead AC12/02 202x130 Glatton, Hunts External photograph 231x203 Glatton, Hunts Window (external photograph) 253x203 Glatton, Hunts Vestry 203x188 Glatton, Hunts Rood screen 235x202 Glatton, Hunts Wallpainting 253x202 Glatton, Hunts Poppyheads 202x201 4
5 Glatton, Hunts Poppyheads 169x164 Mon to Sir Thomas Hatton, d /89 234x202 Hatton Mon? lady hatton & daughters 6/99 202x201 Reredos/canopy of Hatton mon. 6/99 235x202 Font 6/99 202x160 5
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