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The Customary of Peet Hall Fingringhoe & West Mersey.
Published by Fingringhoe: Mary Page 27th December, 1813
Seller: CHILTON BOOKS, SUDBURY, United Kingdom
Association Member: PBFA
Seller rating 3 out of 5 stars
US$ 69.17
US$ 53.73 shipping
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Add to basket"The aforesaid Customary hereafter following was entered into the Book according to a true and ancient Copy thereof belonging to Mrs. Mary Page of Fingringhoe 27 Day of December Anno Dni 1813." Four leaves of fool-scap (20" x 16") water marked 1810, and attached with cotton along the top edge. Hand written rules in a neat hand to one side of each leaf. Each leaf with small edge tears, one vertical fold and three horizontal folds, all strengthened (using archival standard repair tissue), with only the loss of a few words. The last leaf is missing a quarter of the manuscript.
