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 : Leather jerkin associated with King Charles I, 1640-5


Leather jerkin associated with King Charles I, 1640-5

Buff leather jerkin traditionally associated with King Charles I. This garment is believed to have been left behind by the King at Aldenham, the family home of the Royalist MP, Sir Edward Acton, after the Battle of Naseby in 1645

Picture No
11099750
Media ID
46677529
Size
1536px x 2304px (1.4MB)
Credit
© Historic Royal Palaces / Mary Evans Picture Library
Date
circa 1640-5

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1645 Acton Aldenham Believed Buff Garment Jerkin Naseby Royalist Traditionally


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