Monumental Brass Society FEBRUARY 2020 BULLETIN 143 Monumental Brass Society 842 The Bulletin is published three times a year, in Editorial February, June and October. Articles for inclusion I am deeply indebted for the continuing support that I in the next issue should be sent by 1st May 2020 to: have received in the unaccustomed role of editing the Martin Stuchfield Bulletin and warmly thank Sally Badham, Richard Busby, Hans Gerd Dormagen, Challe Hudson and Philip Pentlow Hall, Cavendish, Suffolk CO10 7SP Whittemore for their contributions to this issue. Email:
[email protected] Contributions to ‘Notes on books, articles and the Challe’s excellent account of the meeting held at internet’ should be sent by 1st April 2020 to: Walthamstow is particulary poignant from a personal perspective as it was in the town’s lending library that Richard Busby I first occasioned upon a copy of Richard Busby’s newly ‘Treetops’, Beech Hill, Hexham published Beginner’s Guide to Brass Rubbing (1969). Northumberland NE46 3AG The helpful appendix at the rear containing ‘A short Email:
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