Charles I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland Indenture signed as Prince of Wales ("Charles P")

Large indenture on vellum, being a legal agreement between Prince Charles and his legal representatives Sir Henry Hobart, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas and the Prince's Chancellor, Sir James Fullerton, Master of Wards and Liveries, Sir John Walter, the Prince's Attorney general, and Sir Thomas Trevor, his Solicitor General, to lease to Dr John Craig "All that wood called Brampton wood conteyning by estimacion two hundred and Eleven acres", as well as 20 acres of meadow, for 31 years, for an annual rent of £19 18s. 4d, signed by Charles ("Charles P") at the top and countersigned at foot by Hobart, Fullerton Walter and Trevor, with their four pendant seals on original vellum tags, one page, soiling and folding marks, 10 December 1624.