1766 English Manuscript Duchy of Lancaster Norfolk

A detailed manuscript case pertaining to the Duchy of Lancaster and the manor of Methwold in the County of Norfolk beginning with Letters Patent 1674 and ending 1766. Twenty-one pages on large folio p

A certificate of the Annual Profits of the English Manor of Methwold in the Duchy of Lancaster for the years 1768 and 1769. With ledger and rolls, Nine leaves with additional ledger attached and a rec

A petition of Henry Partridge of Lyn Regis in the county of Norfolk to The Right Honourable Lord Hyde, Chancellor of His Majesty's Duchy and County of Palantine of Lancaster regarding rents of the man

Manuscript document dated the 13th year of the reign of Charles I being last leaf of an Exemplification of the division of property of the manor of Methwold in the Duchy of Lancaster. Signed by severa

Four page manuscript Survey showing the holdings of Lady Manwood in the manor of Methwold in the County of Norfolk, dated 1664. Very Good, measures 8 x 13". Reserve: $80.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-ra

An interesting two page manuscript document being an abstract of leases at Methwold in Norfolk during the 11th and 13th years of the reign of James I (1614-1616). Penned in the 17th century as well wi

A manuscript indenture on large sheet of paper dated 1752 during the reign of George II conveyong by lease property at Cheapside in London at the sign of the Three Crowns between Thomas Atkinson of Yo

Three page document regarding proceeding related to a legal case for the Dutch and County of Palantine in Lancaster before the Right Honourable Lord Strange, Chancellor. Dated 1769 on paper, this is a

Handwritten English Acquitance on paper dated July 1668 whereby Richard Turner of Ovington of Norfolk acknowledges receipt of chattel to satisfy an agreement. Red wax seal with armorial impression, Fi

1768 English manuscript Release of an annuity beautifully penned on two pages with integral blank attached. Paper over wax seal, signed. Pertains to the Milne family of Lancaster. Fine, measures 8 x 1

Three documents relating to the manor Methwold in Norfolk, one being a list of Tenants (1728, 1pg), Account of Barley Rents 1722-1767 (1767, 4pgs), and a smaller piece on rent rolls dating back to 160

16 volumes total, including: [Portfolio of Fragments Relative to the History and Antiquities Topography and Genealogies of the Cony Palatine and Duchy of Lancaster] by Matthew Gregson, London/Manchest

1654 English Act of the Commonwealth period being “AQn Ordinance for Reviving the Court of the Duchy of Lancaster”, Complete with large seal of the Commonwealth and printers imprint at end. Very G

1792 Beautifully penned English Obligation Bond on paper with red wax seal pertaining to a transaction in the county of Lancaster. Two pages. Fine condition with integral blank attached. Measures 8 x

An English legal manuscript Fine dated 1688 in Chancery Latin pertaining to a Manor in Norfolk. Embossed revenue stamps, on paper, Very Good, a few short tears along margins and short inside tear. Mea

Two page manuscript copy of a petition to Thomas Lord Hyde, Chancellor of his Majesty's Duchy and County Palatine of Lancaster, dated 1773 pertaining to leases and rents. Nicely penned with integral b

Two manuscript documents being assessments of the rents of the manor of Methwold in Norfolk on Tenants and rents. One dated 1770 with five pages including list of "Adventurers"and the other 1775, thre

ENGLISH MANUSCRIPT ILLUMINATOR (15TH CENTURY) Historiated initial 'T'(erribilis) est locus iste: hic dom[us Dei est], circa 1450 ink and gold leaf on vellum 14 x 12.7 cm (5 1/2 x 5 in.) LOT NOTESFor a

Two leaves from a large English manuscript of Petrus Riga, Aurora, in the first redaction of Aegidius of Paris, in Latin verse, on parchment [England, second half of fourteenth century (c. 1375)] Two

Early 13th century AD. A vellum leaf from a manuscript bible with text in two columns of black lettre batarde script with decorated versal and highlighted initials and marginal ornament in red and blu

A stunning English vellum manuscript described as a Fine, issued during the reign of King Charles II, 1637. In a Chancery hand with calligraphy. The Great Seal is partially intact. Bold brown ink, Fin

Period official copy of a letter from members of the House of Commons to King James II thanking him for putting down a Popish rebellion. Two pages to his "Most Gracious Soveraign" with the second half

Manuscript document signed by all the Lords of the treasury, an Exchequer Receipt for their 800 pound salaries for the half year received from Thomas Vernon, Teller of the Exchequer. Dated 1683. Inclu

Beautifully penned English manuscript from the reign of Elizabeth I being a License of Alienation from the 38th year of her reign, 1597. In :Latin with name of the monarch boldly penned. Signed at the