King Edward III of England and France, Lord of Ireland, surnamed of Windsor, 1377. In crown, fur-lined regal mantle and tunic, holding a sceptre. From his tomb effigy in Westminster Abbey. Throne and scribe writing on paper from Cotton MS Nero E II. Handcoloured copperplate engraving etched by John Augustus Atkinson, aquatinted by Robert and Daniel Havell, after an illustration by Charles Hamilton Smith from his own Selections of Ancient Costume of Great Britain and Ireland, Colnaghi and Co., London, 1814.

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