No idea...

I found these rolled up in a protective cover. No markings on either of them. Done on a basic black paper. They are 32"x15" and 44"x15" respectively. Thanks again for the help!

 

They appear to be transcriptions, (copies) of rubbings of 13th C church grave brasses.

The lack of contrast in the pictures makes further comment difficult.

 

@afantiques I wonder if you need to fiddle with the contrast settings on your monitor. I can see really fine detail in the pictures.

 

Well thanks to af, it was easy to identify the subjects.

brass grave rubbings
Robert the Bruce and Sir Robert D'Bures

 

Thank you so much guys!

 

It may be my AMD that means I need to see better pictures, but low contrast does seem to be a very common failing due to the use of cameras that will work in inadequate light, but do not work very well.

Better pictures are always worth that bit of extra effort in terms of information that can be gleaned from them.

It's not my screen, because good pictures do not show a lack of contrast. Some posters consistently post good images, and with the gear available everyone should be able to do so.

 

Impressive, y'all!

 

Please always enlarge all photos. It isn't so bad to look at them on a computer but it's a pain to open each one on a phone. Many of us do that or both.
Thank you.

 

Also selecting Full Image will post them in the thread. These look like ones you can buy at many castles and historic site gift shops in England.