Ferrers (William de, fourth Earl of Derby, c. 1168 - c. 1247).- Charter, Nicholas son of William of Ambriton [Amerton near Stowe-by-Chartley] acknowledges that he is bound to William de Ferrers Earl of Derby for a virgate of land in the village of Gayton, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 65 x 160mm., [c. 1217].

Staffordshire.- Ferrers (William de) Charter, 1240 (2).

Staffordshire.- Quitclaim by Robert, son of Robert Colefax of Ambrichton [Amerton], manuscript in Latin, on vellum, a few small holes not affecting legibility, 110 x 220mm., 1306.

Medieval Abbott.- Nicholas of Wallingford (Abbott of Burton Abbey 1216-22 or 1218-23) Charter, dispute between Nicholas of Wallingford, the convent of Burton and all the parishioners, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 165 x 230mm., 1219.

Norfolk.- Suffield (Walter of) Episcopal instrument relating to the resignation of Roger de Rattlesden, rector of the church of Cringleford, for a pension of 40 shillings paid by the Hospital of St Giles, superscription of Francis Blomefield on verso, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 8 lines, folds, slightly browned, lacks seal, 65 x 169mm.,10th July [1252].

East Yorkshire.- Charter, grant by William Bate of Goldale [Gowdall] to Radulphus Formorie of one selion lying in Luindcroft [near Gowdall, East Yorkshire], manuscript in Latin, on vellum, in a fine charter hand, 14 lines, some brown stains, small fragment missing from upper right hand corner, 110 x 180mm., [c. 1250].

Suffolk, Raydon.- Charter, Robert de Latham [Lafham] grants and confirms to his son Thomas, 15 acres of land called Ware, manuscript in Lation, on vellum, 11 lines, folds, creased, browned, some slight surface wear, lacks seal, 1260.

Osgathorpe, Leicestershire.- Charter, Dionisia wife of Simon Pistor of Belton, grants to Geoffrey son of Andrew of Belton and Cecily his wife half an acre of land in Osgathorpe, creased, folds, lacks seal, 115 x 255mm., 1325.

Burton-on-Trent & London.- William de Naples (merchant, of London, fl. 1355-60) Charter, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, slightly creased and browned, 125 x 230mm., Burton-on-Trent, 1355.

Dante commentary fragment.- Lana (Jacopo della) Commentary to Dante's Commedia, Northern Italy, mid-fourteenth century.