DETACHED SEAL PRINTS (13th-15th c.), over sixty in number. Eighteen (18) cardboard sheets on which have been fixed sixty-one (61) heraldic impressions on red or dark wax, from the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, cut from parchments of the period. Some are identified: Arentières 1364; Bar 1378, 1408; Bierville 1416; Jean d'Auteuil 1408; Borme; Bertherincourt 1373; Maréchaussée de Languedoc 1369; Saint Amour 1447; Bacquelerd 1410; Baudry 1404; Louis, fils de France, 1369; Angleterre, l'Echiquier 1423 ; Commanderie du Temple (symbolic representation of the Temple of Jerusalem); Jean Amiot 1391; Jean Baile, tailor, 1375; Claude queen of France and duchess of Brittany; Marie de Bar 1402; Baigneux; seal of secrecy, equestrian, three towers (13th c.); equestrian seal, counter-seal with anchored cross (13th-14th c.); seal of an episcopal curia. Plus: nine leaves containing a large number of dry seals (on paper). Expert : CABINET "HONORE D'URFE" - Mr Roch DE COLIGNY - 06 13 50 39 96