The south nave was built in the fifteenth century and has its original wagon roof with moulded longitudinal ribs, and the tower is of much the same date.
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It has a wagon roof, its ceiling divided into panels bearing the arms of countries and towns with which Manchester traded at the zenith of its mercantile power.
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The impressive height of the nave ( 45 ft or 14m ) is accentuated by giant drum piers and gothic pointed arches, which hold a coffered wagon roof.
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The wagon roof rack emulates Audi _ two rails sans cross bars or rubbing stakes, an arrangement of no practical use unless you don't care about roof damage.
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The church was substantially restored in stages at a cost of ?, 500, and the roof was renewed, apart from the wagon roof over the chancel, which survives above Seddon's roof.
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The fifteenth century nave has a wagon roof, and fittings inside the church include an eleventh century font, a pulpit dated 1637, a Jacobean coffin-stool and chair, and a Medieval parish chest.
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The nave and chancel are carried on five pairs of piers and the interior has a boarded wagon roof coloured in blue, crimson and gold which stretches the whole length of the church.
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The main feature of the nave is the fine 15th / 16th century wagon roof with over 30 different designs of carved oak bosses, including the arms of the Percy, Beaufort and Neville families.
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Features of interest include the ceiled wagon roofs, the pulpit ( 1891 by Harry Hems of Exeter ), which depicts the polar exploits of Vice-Admiral Trelawney-Jago, and the earliest monumental brass in Cornwall ( commemorating Sir Ralph Carmynow, d . 1386 ).
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Under Subaru's argument, Compton said, only an engineer who's designed and tested Subaru station-wagon roof supports could testify about their crash-worthiness-- a standard that lets Subaru use its employees on the witness stand, but makes it difficult for the other side to find qualified experts.
