Medieval Seal Matrix.- Seal matrix inscribed "Pro Me Lavren Pe Tost Es Id Hom Habti", legend surrounding an image of St Lawrence holding a Gospel book in his right hand and a grid iron in his left, bronze seal matrix, [14th century].

Medieval Seal Matrix.- Seal matrix inscribed "S' Nicoli Tannvr de Wali", for Nicholas the Tanner of Wallingford, legend surrounding an image of the Virgin and Child between pylons and praying monk below, [14th century].

Suffolk.- Court Roll of the Manor of Wathersdale in Laxfield, manuscripts in Latin, on vellum, stitched at head, 1381-1603; sold subject to the Manorial Documents Rules, these items may not be removed from England & Wales.

Somerset, West Bagborough.- Indenture, I, Roger Ralegh grant and confirm to John Burgeys a holding called le fforde in the manor of West Bagborough, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 1405.

Huntingdonshire.- Court Roll relating to Huntingdon, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 2 membranes, 1413; sold subject to the Manorial Documents Rules, this item may not be removed from England & Wales.

Edward IV.- Kent, St. Laurence, Thanet.- Charter, grantors confirming 2 acres of land to Edmund Graunt adjacent to the parish of St. Laurence and lands of the Abbey of St. Augustine, 1430/31.

Henry VI's marriage to Margaret of Anjou & the Treaty of Mantes.- Hoo (Thomas, Baron Hoo and Hastings) Declaration concerning the negotiations between Henry VI and Charles VII for a general truce resulting in the Treaty of Mantes, Mantes, 21st December 1446.

Book of Hours, Use of Rome, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 96 leaves, [?France], [c. 1450].

Medieval English.- Kent.- Culpeper (Sir John, Justice of the Peace).- Indenture Robert Clobbe late of East Peckham made covenant with John Herden and with Alis his wife to serve them in husbandry, manuscript in medieval English, indented chirograph at head, 1467.

Lincolnshire.- Charter, grant by Edmund Oursby, Robert Naylar, Henry Craoroste and Hugh Massynberd to William Cawdron and Leonard Markham of the Manor of Wynohyll, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, Chancery Seal appended, Westminster, 10th July 1513.