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[Manuscripts] [Medieval manuscripts] Leaf from a fifteenth century book of psalms Manuscript on vellum, 23 x 15 cm, rubricated in blue and red and w. initials and marginal penwork heightened w. gold, framed. Sm. imperfections.

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[Manuscripts] [Medieval manuscripts] Leaf from a fifteenth century book of psalms Manuscript on vellum, 23 x 15 cm, rubricated in blue and red and w. initials and marginal penwork heightened w. gold, framed. Sm. imperfections.

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