Parchment strip from a 14th century legal manuscript, re-used in a binding as a hinge strip.
Parchment
No pricking or ruling visible. 2 columns, each 80 mm wide.
Written in small textura, somewhat unevenly.
Part of initial, in red, with red and blue infilling and flourishing.
Written in England or France, 14th century.
Back hinge strip in Shelfmark of source: Routh LIV.G.12 - Jean Picard, De prisca Celtopaedia (Parisiis: ex typographia Matthaei Dauîdis, 1556), bound in limp vellum, 16th century.
Horizontal strip, with lowest line of writing visible, the word consanguinei is underlined.