File:Rubbing Of The Dyrham Brass, Saint Peter's Church, Dyrham, South Gloucestershire, England.jpg
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- 2010-07-04 15:16 Lobsterthermidor 237×496× (38200 bytes) Funerary brass (rubbing therefrom) of 1416 at Dyrham Church of St. Peter, Gloucestershire. Depicts Sir Maurice Russell(c.1352-1416) of Dyrham and Kingston Russell, Dorset with his first wife Isabel Childrey.
