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MS in Latin on paper, Hungary, 15th c., 212 ff. 32 lines in an angular Gothic book script of medium grade and quality, late Esztergom notation on a 4-line staff with C-clef, some German Hufnagel features, 1-to 3-line initials throughout, 11 large initials in 2 colours with decorative penwork.

MS in Latin on paper, Czech Republic, 1481-1500, 2 ff., 29x21 cm, single column, (23x13 cm), 27 lines in a cursive Gothic liturgical book script, later Praha notation on a 4-line staff in brown with C and F clefs.

MS in Czech on paper, Böhmen, Czech Republic, late 15th c., 1 f., 30x22 cm, single column, (30x21 cm), 6 lines in a formal Gothic book script of high grade, 7 lines in Praha rhomboid notation on a 5-line red staff with C clef.

MS in Latin and Italian on vellum, Siena, Italy, mid 15th c., lines in a rounded semi humanistic book script, text 4 in a fine sloping calligraphic italic 16th c. book script, by order of Girolamo of Napoli, Augustinian Provincial General, square notation on red staff.

MS in Latin on vellum, France, ca. 1400, 5 lines in a formal Gothic book script of medium grade, 4 lines of square notation on a 4-line red staff with C clef, headings in red, single red vertical red bounding lines.
MS in Latin on vellum, Norway (or Denmark?), 15th c., 8 lines in Norwegian cursive book script, + 8 lines of "Tête de marteau" notation on a 4-line staff, of a Scandinavian type, with C-clef indicated.
MS in Latin on vellum, Liège, Belgium, 15th c., lines in Gothic book script of high grade and medium quality, music in Hufnagel notation on a red 5-line staff, C- and F-clefs indicated, 8 painted initials, 2 initials with penwork.
MS in Latin on vellum, Germany, 14th c., 14 lines in a formal Gothic book script of medium quality, 14 lines of Hufnagel notation on a 4-line staff, C- and F-clefs indicated, rubrics in red, 2 2-line initials in blue or red.

MS in Latin on vellum, Germany, late 14th c, 31 lines remaining in a formal Gothic book script, Metz- German Gothic notation on a red 4-line staff with C and F clef.

MS in Latin on vellum, Germany, mid 14th c., 33 lines in a formal Gothic book script of high grade, Metz-German Gothic notation on a 4-line staff with C clef, 1- to 6-line initials in red or blue, 2 3- to 4-line initials in burnished gold.

MS in Latin on vellum, England, late 12th c., 2 ff., 28x21 cm, 2 columns, (23x15 cm), 25-26 lines in Romanesque book script of good quality, English neumes on a 4-line red staff with C clef, 2-to-5-line initials in red or green.

MS in Latin on vellum, St. Denis/St. Evrault region, Northern France, 12th c., 10 lines in a formal Romanesque book script, Cistercian neumes on a 4-line staff, with C- and F-clefs indicted,, 15 initials in red, blue or green, 2 large decorated initials in red.