460 - 16th century.

16th century. MANUSCRIPT. VARIOUS DOCUMENTS AND COAT OF ARMS OF ESTEBAN CRAVIOTTO. All documents are handwritten on paper, in small folio format, with some sheets being smaller in size. It contains a family tree and a coat of arms with the following inscription below it: “Coat of arms brought to Spain by Don Estéban Craviotto upon his arrival in 1712, copied from that of his family in their chapel of Santa Rosa de Lima in the church of Santo Domingo de Xarázze.” Following this coat of arms is a bifolio in quarto and another bifolio in smaller quarto, both of which feature the coat of arms again at the end; these two sheets have water stains in the upper half, are on paper stamped in 1714, and are written in Italian. The rest of the document continues in folio menor, handwritten in Spanish and on paper stamped with a twenty-maravedís seal. The first three pages have minor burn damage. It contains several documents from successive years throughout the 16th century pertaining to the Craviotto family. Bound in half-leather, with cardboard endpapers, and a label on the front cover.