File:Funeral Elisabeth.jpg

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Description	Deutsch: Trauerzug Elizabeth I English: Funeral of Elizabeth I of England. The casket of the queen is accompanied by mourners bearing the heraldic banners of her ancestors' coats of arms marshalled (side-by-side) with the arms of their wives.
Date	1603
Source	Susan Doran, editor, Elizabeth: The Exhibition at the National Maritime Museum, London, Chatto & Windus 2003.
Author	Unknown

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