File:16th- oder 17th-century brass pillar II in Corn Street, Bristol, second oldest nail there, top view with inscriptions, Robert Kitchen (Robert Kitchin) died September 1, 1594, later also John Barker (Bristol MP) 01.jpg

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Second oldest brass pillar (nail) in Corn Street, Bristol, top view with inscription for Robert Kitchen (Robert Kitchin) who died September 1, 1594, see also John Barker (Bristol MP)

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English: Top view on the second oldest brass pillar (nail) in Corn Street, Bristol, in front of THE Corn Exchange, with two inscriptions:

„THIS POST IS THE GIFT OF MASTER ROBERT KITCHEN MERCHANT SOMETIME MAIOR AND ALDERMAN OF THIS CITY WHO DEC(lined) I SEPTEMB(er) 1594“

A second inscription in latin:

„COMMEMORAVERVNT INCOMMEMORABILIORA
PRÆTERMISERVNT COMMEMORABILIA“

If you look at the side of the column, you will find another inscription with the name of John Barker who died 1636!
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Bernd Schwabe  (1961–)  wikidata:Q83926008
 
Bernd Schwabe
Description German Wikipedian, office administrator and documentarian
Date of birth 1961 Edit this at Wikidata
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  • Side view with an inscription to John Barker who died 1636
    Side view with an inscription to John Barker who died 1636
Camera location51° 27′ 17″ N, 2° 35′ 37.06″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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