Ultimate Medieval Charter, Recording Rendering Of Agreements To Guillaume Taschard, Merchant In Beziers, 1467. With Three Detailed Signums, And Perforation Marks At The Top Enjoy 60% Off [CGNfpTu9]

Unique Medieval Charter from 1467

Discover a rare piece of history with our Medieval Charter, a meticulously preserved document from the reign of King Louis XI. This substantial 15th-century parchment, written in French, showcases the agreements and confessions rendered to the esteemed merchant Guillaume Taschard of Beziers. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of the medieval era with this extraordinary artifact.

• Handwritten in French on parchment
• Comes with three detailed signatures and signums
• Once attached to another document, as evidenced by perforation marks at the top

Product Specifications

Our Medieval Charter is a remarkable manuscript, presented on high-quality parchment measuring 74 x 26.5 cm. It features a 76-line format, offering an intimate look into the agreements of the past. Despite its age, the document is in very good condition, with minimal wear and minor staining. A small hole with lost letters is the only blemish, making this a nearly pristine example of medieval history.

• Dimensions: 74 x 26.5 cm
• Format: 76-line
• Condition: Very Good

Historical and Collectible Value

This medieval charter is not just a document; it's a window into the past, offering invaluable insights into medieval commerce and society. Its unique content and exceptional condition make it a highly sought-after piece for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of medieval history. Whether for personal or academic use, this charter will add immeasurable value to any collection. Ideal for those looking to:

• Preserve history with a tangible piece from the 15th century
• Enhance a historical collection with a unique and authentic artifact
• Educational purposes in studying medieval commerce and society