A Large Oak & Gilt Painted Honorary Plaque for 'The Chairmen of the Council' sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles from which the blood could

from which the blood could more easily be let

than in solitary or lekking species

but its charm lies in its honesty and its homeliness

He was elected President of the British Phrenological in 1905

with only some minor scuffs to the paintwork

A Large Oak & Gilt Painted Honorary Plaque for 'The Chairmen of the Council' sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles from which the blood couldOrigin English Period: Late Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1970 Width: 29. 5 inches Depth: 2. 75 inches Height: 41. 5 inches Of Suffolk interest, the large solid oak architecturally shaped plaque honorary board with gilt lettering listing the Chairmen of the Council from 1894 through to 1970 once hanging in the Cosford rural District Council building in Suffolk, England. The structural condition is good with the oak showing no signs of