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Collection of Offprints & Extracts on Medieval Seals
Various. OFFPRINTS AND EXTRACTS ON MEDIEVAL SEALS AND RELATED TOPICS. Eighteen works, including: W.H. St. John Hope's 1887 "The Seals of English Bishops," C.H. Hunter Blair's 1920 "A Note upon Mediaeval Seals with Special Reference to those in the Durham Treasury," Blair's 1922 "Medieval Seals of the Bishops of Durham," W.A. Littledale's 1922 "The Seal of Robert Fitz Meldred," Blair's 1924 "Seals of Northumberland and Durham," H.S. Kingsford's 1924 "Seal Matrices with Screw-Out Centres," Blair's 1924 "Some Medieval Seal Matrices," Charles Clay's 1928 "The Seals of the Religious Houses of Yorkshire," Kingsford's 1929 "The Epigraphy of Medieval English Seals," Gertrude Robinson and H. Urquhart's 1935 "Seal Bags in the Treasury of the Cathedral Church of Canterbury," Hilary Jenkinson's 1935 "The Great Seal of England: Deputed and Departmental Seals," Jenkinson's 1936 "The Great Seal of England: Some Notes and Suggestions," Jenkinson's 1938 "A New Great Seal of Henry V," Blair's 1943 "Armorials upon English Seals from the Twelfth to the Sixteenth Centuries," H. Stanford London's 1955 "King John's Seal as Lord of Ireland," S.E. Rigold's 1977 "Two Common Species of Medieval Seal-Matrix," J.R. Studd's 1979 "The Seals of the Lord Edward," and Michael Siddons's 1991 "Gwent Seals II: Heraldic Seals in the Gwent Record Office." Various formats and bindings, some of them neatly bound in later card covers. Generally fine. Rarely available sigillographic works on a variety of specialized topics relating primarily to medieval seals. Sources include the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries, Archaeologia Aeliana, Archaeologia, The Antiquaries Journal, and the Monmouthshire Antiquary.
Various. OFFPRINTS AND EXTRACTS ON MEDIEVAL SEALS AND RELATED TOPICS. Eighteen works, including: W.H. St. John Hope's 1887 "The Seals of English Bishops," C.H. Hunter Blair's 1920 "A Note upon Mediaeval Seals with Special Reference to those in the Durham Treasury," Blair's 1922 "Medieval Seals of the Bishops of Durham," W.A. Littledale's 1922 "The Seal of Robert Fitz Meldred," Blair's 1924 "Seals of Northumberland and Durham," H.S. Kingsford's 1924 "Seal Matrices with Screw-Out Centres," Blair's 1924 "Some Medieval Seal Matrices," Charles Clay's 1928 "The Seals of the Religious Houses of Yorkshire," Kingsford's 1929 "The Epigraphy of Medieval English Seals," Gertrude Robinson and H. Urquhart's 1935 "Seal Bags in the Treasury of the Cathedral Church of Canterbury," Hilary Jenkinson's 1935 "The Great Seal of England: Deputed and Departmental Seals," Jenkinson's 1936 "The Great Seal of England: Some Notes and Suggestions," Jenkinson's 1938 "A New Great Seal of Henry V," Blair's 1943 "Armorials upon English Seals from the Twelfth to the Sixteenth Centuries," H. Stanford London's 1955 "King John's Seal as Lord of Ireland," S.E. Rigold's 1977 "Two Common Species of Medieval Seal-Matrix," J.R. Studd's 1979 "The Seals of the Lord Edward," and Michael Siddons's 1991 "Gwent Seals II: Heraldic Seals in the Gwent Record Office." Various formats and bindings, some of them neatly bound in later card covers. Generally fine. Rarely available sigillographic works on a variety of specialized topics relating primarily to medieval seals. Sources include the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries, Archaeologia Aeliana, Archaeologia, The Antiquaries Journal, and the Monmouthshire Antiquary.