MS in Neo Sumerian on stone, Umma, ca. 2100-1900 BC, 1 stone weight, 38x23x15 cm, 2 columns, (14x9 cm) 10 lines in archaizing cuneiform script, ancient holes near top to serve as handles, 1 hole at lower half, weight 27,5 kg.
MS in French on blue paper, Cayenne, French Guyana, 1790, 20 ff., 30x20 cm, single column, (26x16 cm), 22-27 lines in French cursive script.
MS in Old Babylonian on clay, Babylonia, 2004-1595 BC, 1 tablet, 7,4x4,6x2,5 cm, 14+16+3 lines in cuneiform script.
MS in Sumerian on bronze, Sumer, 2600-2300 BC, 1 branding iron, 4,2x7,8x3,6 cm, 1 line in cuneiform script.
MS in Norwegian on paper, Norway, 1869, 59 ff. + 66 blanks (complete), 34x21 cm, single column, (31x17 cm), 34-43 lines in Norwegian cursive script, autograph, 2 decorated initials, 3 pencil scetches and 66 drawings of good quality by the author.
MS in Swedish on paper, Sweden, ca. 1850, 128 ff. (complete), 21x17 cm, single column, (16x13 cm), 14 lines in Swedish cursive script.
MS in Swedish on paper, Sweden, ca. 1832-1835, 193 ff. (complete), 34x22 cm, single column, (31x17 cm), 29-35 lines in Swedish cursive script.
MS in Italian on paper, Genova, Italy, 1635-1694, 338 pp., 21x14 cm, 2 columns (15x10 cm - 19x14 cm), 16-30 lines in Italian cursive script by several scribes. Binding: Italy, ca. 1700, limp vellum from a bigger volume, sewn on 3 thongs, title in ink on spine.
MS in Phoenician on malachite, Lebanon, ca. 539-532 BC, 1 bow part of a Bireme, 16,0x9,3x5,0 cm (originally ca. 50x9x5 cm), 1 line in Phoenician script along all of port side, with holes on top and sides for mast, rigging and oars, and for a metal ram in the waterline in front.
MS in Neo Sumerian on clay, probably Larsa, Babylonia, 2000-1700 BC, 1 tablet, diam. 8,0x2,2 cm, single column, 3 lines in cuneiform script.
MS in Neo Sumerian on clay, Umma, Sumer, 7th regnal year of King Amar-Sin, 2040 BC, 1 tablet, 3,2x3,1x1,4 cm, single column, 9 lines in cuneiform script.
MS in Latin on bronze, Roma, 1 Aug. 143, 2 tabellas (complete), 16x13 cm, 2 columns, 17+30 lines in Latin capitals, with triple framing lines on the outer face of both tablets, 2 holes through each tablet for a wire that originally bound the two tablets together, secured with the seals of the 7 witnesses.