Manuscript - Original leaf from a latin breviary ca. 14th century - 1350
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Manuscript - Original leaf from a latin breviary ca. 14th century - 1350
Original manuscript - 14th century - vellum - 14 × 10.5 cm.
Condition: although more than 600 years old, the manuscript is still in good condition; the vellum is slightly tanned and in the text are some tiny holes, the ink has affected the vellum. Elements that determine the value: its rarity, quality, age and attractiveness. Despite the small holes, this is a masterpiece in any serious collection.
This 14th-century manuscript leaf is from a Latin breviary that was written in France. The text is written in two different colours and scripts.
This is a manuscript on vellum (thin parchment - animal skin) with some beautifully decorated initials, with penwork in the margins. This is an original unique piece from the 14th century.
N.º 76188311
Vendido
Manuscript - Original leaf from a latin breviary ca. 14th century - 1350
Original manuscript - 14th century - vellum - 14 × 10.5 cm.
Condition: although more than 600 years old, the manuscript is still in good condition; the vellum is slightly tanned and in the text are some tiny holes, the ink has affected the vellum. Elements that determine the value: its rarity, quality, age and attractiveness. Despite the small holes, this is a masterpiece in any serious collection.
This 14th-century manuscript leaf is from a Latin breviary that was written in France. The text is written in two different colours and scripts.
This is a manuscript on vellum (thin parchment - animal skin) with some beautifully decorated initials, with penwork in the margins. This is an original unique piece from the 14th century.
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