MS in Norwegian on paper, Ås, Norway, 1904, 21+2 pp., 22x14 cm, single column, (21x13 cm), 29+20 lines in Norwegian cursive script, autograph, signed.
MS in Norwegian on paper, Oslo, Norway, July-August 1894 (text 1) and 10 March 1895 (text 2), 2+2 pp., 22x14 cm and 18x11 cm, single column (19x11 cm and 14x11 cm), 22 +16 lines in a regular cursive script, autograph, signed (text 2).
MS in English on paper, Oxford or London, ca. 1586-1600, 29-32 lines of blank verse in a good, fluent, full English secretary script, ruled around in red ink with speakers' names outside the rules, no dividers but with stage directions boxed.
MS in Middle English on paper, England, 1532-1541, 2 ff., 29x20 cm, 2 columns, (22x16 cm), 47-49 lines in Tudor secretary script.
MS in French on paper, Paris, ca. 1475, lines in a distinguished lettre bâtarde, headings in red, illuminated initials in burnished gold on red and blue grounds with white tracery, initials in red and blue with coloured flowers on burnished gold grounds, very large miniatures, by a workshop associated with Maître François.
MS in Italian on vellum, Firenze, Italy, ca. 1450, in a cursive humanistic book script by the scribe of "the remarkable Venice Silius", Marc. Lat.XII.68 (possibly Mariotto Nori).
MS in Latin on vellum, Padua(?), Italy, late 14th c., in a Bolognese rotunda Gothic book script of medium quality, blue initials throughout, blue initials flourished in red introducing sub-sections, illuminated initials in full colours and gold with marginal leafy sprays and spangles by a Paduan artist.
MS in Latin on vellum, France, ca. 1350, in a very neat compressed Gothic book script of medium grade and quality, headings in red, initials in red or blue with penwork infilling and marginal flourishing in purple or red, many medieval notes and marks including pointing fingers and grotesque faces.
MS in Latin on vellum, Mainz(?), Rheinland, Germany, 1478, 45 lines in Gothic cursive book script, spaces left for Greek words, 4 large 4-to 7-line painted initials, 2 in pale green with brown decoration, 2 with partial borders in leafy designs in colours with white tracery.
MS in Latin on vellum, Padua, Italy, ca. 1475, 22-23 lines in a rounded humanistic book script with some Gothic features by Bartolomeo Squara, 81 initials in olive, blue or purple, historiated illuminated initial, arms and illuminated border in the style of the Putti Master, and the Master of the London Pliny.
MS in Latin on vellum, Ferrara, Italy, 1453, in a sloping humanistic book script, the first page entirely in capitals. The style of illumination is broadly that of the Bible of Borso d'Este, commissioned in Ferrara in 1455, and illuminated by a number of artists.
MS in Latin on vellum, Milano, Italy, ca. 1440, in a cursive humanistic book script by 2 scribes, headings in red, 2-line initials in blue or red with contrasting penwork throughout, 3 very large historiated illuminated initials, 2 of them by the Master of the Vitae Imperatorum.