Title: Medieval Charter Dating from the 100 Years War. Manuscript in Folio, June 1411. Regarding the Division of Guilhem Tamisier’s wealth to his Sons
Condition: Very Good
An early 15th century Medieval Period charter, written in French, handwritten on paper, and more significantly, during the 100 Years War that enveloped England and France in a constant struggle. The manuscript is written in an elaborate script, with a detailed initial at the beginning.
The manuscript regards one Guilhem Tamisier the Elder, and his desire to make a fair division of wealth between all his son as he is in his elderly years. In the document, it is written he brings to the notary a “certain paper to translate from Provençal into Latin”.
To his two sons and daughters, each is to receive a house and land, and to his wife Guinia, his personal property and fields of oats.
One manuscript in folio, 3 pages
This manuscript is in very good shape, with old staining to the paper. The page edges are worn, with a bit of chipping.