St Edward the Confessor Pilgrim Badge, Boxed With Brief Historical Descripition DLT Books at school and in groups

at school and in groups

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St Edward the Confessor Pilgrim Badge, Boxed With Brief Historical Descripition DLT Books at school and in groupsThis badge, the original of which was found in Norfolk, depicts a famous episode from the life of St Edward the Confessor. He is shown giving his ring in alms to a hair shirted pilgrim who is later revealed to be St John the Evangelist. The badge dates from the reign of King Richard II, who was a fervent devotee of St Edward. Origin and Date: Original found in Norfolk. 14th Century. Size: Width 52mm x Height 52mm Fixing Fastner: Pin and Clutch