Our Lady Undercroft Canterbury Pilgrim Badge, Boxed With Brief Historical Descripition Statue Subject_St. Martin Philadelphia and Laodicea

Philadelphia and Laodicea

They were carved there during restoration work as a tongue in cheek comment about the Stone Masons' boss who seldom took any notice of the fine work being carried out there

Dimensions: 110mm x 165mm

this volume offers timeless devotions on the three central themes of the Christian faith - the Incarnation

Anglo-Catholics and the Congress Movement

Our Lady Undercroft Canterbury Pilgrim Badge, Boxed With Brief Historical Descripition Statue Subject_St. Martin Philadelphia and LaodiceaOur Lady Undercroft Canterbury. This type of badge is most often associated with the shrine of Our Lady Undercroft, a secondary Canterbury cult. They were designed to be used with a pewter S link, as a suspender for the various pendants that were produced at the time. The badge is supplied with the leaf pendant as shown. Origin and Date: Sailsbury. Mid 15th Century. A circular beaded frame within which is a fleur de lys. Size: Width 15mm x Height 49mm