exchequer
21 photos tagged exchequer, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.
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- thenationalarchivesuk
- illumination
- medieval
- tna:DepartmentReference=e
- illuminated
- tna:departmentreference=e
- tna:DivisionReference=ed1
- king
- portrait
- tna:divisionreference=ed1
- tna:SeriesReference=e36
- domesday
- medievalmanuscript
- tudor
- henryviii
- treasury
- tna:SubseriesReference=e36ss19
- manuscript
- abbreviatio
- 1240
- tna:piecereference=e36p284
- tna:subseriesreference=e36ss63
- tna:iaid=c4248218
- tna:seriesreference=e36
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Photos
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Recent uploads
The last upload was October 2023.
One Hundred Pounds th' Paymaster Knew from National Library of Medicine uploaded October 2023
Sir Henry Cole's Rat from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2013
The King in Parliament from The National Archives UK uploaded February 2010
Smiting the Dragon of Sin from The National Archives UK uploaded November 2009
Charge! from The National Archives UK uploaded October 2009
Treaty of Calais Chest from The National Archives UK uploaded July 2009
Valor Ecclesiasticus from The National Archives UK uploaded July 2009
Medieval Landholder with beard from The National Archives UK uploaded June 2009
Medieval Landholder from The National Archives UK uploaded February 2009
Kingly Gesture from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2009
Gladstone's Red Box from The National Archives UK uploaded December 2008
Medieval Multiculturalism? from The National Archives UK uploaded November 2008
All dressed up from The National Archives UK uploaded November 2008
Medieval Miracles from The National Archives UK uploaded November 2008
Royal Charity Performance from The National Archives UK uploaded November 2008
Conversations
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Kingly Gesture
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BigBean said:
Love the fact that there was a job called the Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer.
Sir Henry Cole's Rat
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Webrarian said:
It clearly made the point that needed making!
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eilyshaw said:
Blimey I thought it was Tony Blair doing a spot of war mongering