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Edmund Peacock
1400
St Michael's Church, St Albans, Hertfordshire, England
Edmund Peacock 1400
St Albans
an unnamed knight (St. Michael's Church, St. Albans) of 1370. His spaulders have an interesting variation, featuring two visible lames and what may be tabs of leather projecting from beneath his aventail, which are speculated to mimic French fashion of the time. The lames seem to be illustrated with a double line along the bottom edge, which may represent gaps, extra thickness, or perhaps projections of some kind of leather lining. Latten trim for the shoulder defenses does not appear to be fashionable until the end of the century (though it is present on the cuffs of his gauntlets), so that is unlikely, but not out of the question, as a possibility.
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1400
Edmund Peacock
St Albans
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ST. ALBANS, HERTFORDSHIRE St. Michael
Man in armor of Pecok family M.S. II Q sta-stm c1380b
London: "A" series
Effigy of a man in armor of the Pecok family, c.1380. One shield.
Inscription lost. On the floor of the nave aisle. Without the inscription, identification of the effigy is uncertain. The shield identifies the knight as belonging to the Pecok family, and the characteristics of the engraving place it as having been made c.1380
