[Scriptoris] peerage patents

[Kimberly Koch]

I'd love to see them.

It seems like I recently came across some info about
preprinted legal documents *in period,* but now I
can't remember where.... <smacks self in head>

I'll see if I can find the reference. I know we have
at least one person in the kingdom who is interested
in period printing. Personally, I just can't get
excited about photocopied text-only scrolls, but
wouldn't it be awesome to do *period* preprints?

Sara 

--- Diane Rudin <serena1570 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> For anyone who is curious, I have dated pre-printed,
> fill-in-the-blank legal
> documents (not letters patent or charters
> specifically, but a form of legal
> document) to late-seventeeth-century France, by
> virtue of having purchased such
> a document on ever-dangerous ebay.  I can try to
> remember to bring my
> collection (such as it is) of period documents (the
> illuminated ones and the
> legal ones) to KA&S this weekend, if anyone is
> interested.
> 
> --Serena



		
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