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Description
Not sure how to read it but it looks like it was just delivered as far as condition. Had it checked and its real ink and sheep's skin. Just not sure the value
Category
Books and Manuscripts
Medium
Sheep's skin
Distinguishing marks
William Osborn and Stephen Newing
Condition
Mint
Size and dimensions of this item
2ft x 3ft
Date Period
1800
Price
9000
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Re: Agreement document from Great Britain
This would appear to be as you know a vellum document dating to circa 1800 and originating from across the pond. I can't make out exactly what this document is but would expect it to be anything from a land agreement to an indenture to a local political item. While it is quite cool it is just a very formal document with (relatively) historically unknown figures, and has very little moden importance or collectibility. If you look at sold listings from "vellum documents" on ebay there are examples all the way from the 16th century to the mid 19th century. They routinely sell for $20-$100 dollars. I would expect this one to fall in that range aswell. Vellum was used for its durability and documents like this were generally locked away indefinitely, so condiion wise they tend to preserve well.