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Articles of Agreement between Thomas Raynor & Robert Wynn - 13th April 1669
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Articles of Agreement between Thomas Raynor & Robert Wynn - 13th April 1669

17th century
For Sale by Culvertons
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Historic meets contemporary - when early documents, such as this beautifully written contract between Thomas Raynor & Robert Wynn in 1669, are displayed within a sympathetic, good quality and well chosen modern frame, the two compliment each other perfectly. The framer has carefully mounted the parchment between two pieces of glass, enabling the text on both sides to be read. Supplied with robust fixings, and soft pads to protect the wall, this framed articles of agreement will enhance a range of interiors, both business and residential.

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Height
61cm (24.02")
Width
50cm (19.69")
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Culvertons has dated this 17th Century Vellum Manuscript to the 17th Century.

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SA888928
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Historic meets contemporary - when early documents, such as this beautifully written contract between Thomas Raynor & Robert Wynn in 1669, are displayed within a sympathetic, good quality and well chosen modern frame, the two compliment each other perfectly.
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The framer has carefully mounted the parchment between two pieces of glass, enabling the text on both sides to be read.
Culvertons

Supplied with robust fixings, and soft pads to protect the wall, this framed articles of agreement will enhance a range of interiors, both business and residential.

Height
61cm (24.02")
Width
50cm (19.69")
Date of Manufacture

Culvertons has dated this 17th Century Vellum Manuscript to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA888928
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A handwritten 17th-century vellum legal document with decorative calligraphic headers written in dark brown ink.
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Archive I A handwritten 17th-century vellum legal document with decorative calligraphic headers written in dark brown ink.

Articles of Agreement between Thomas Raynor & Robert Wynn - 13th April 1669

Archive II A handwritten 17th-century vellum legal document with decorative calligraphic headers written in dark brown ink. View II
Archive III A handwritten 17th-century vellum legal document with decorative calligraphic headers written in dark brown ink. View III
Archive IV A handwritten 17th-century vellum legal document with decorative calligraphic headers written in dark brown ink. View IV
Archive V A handwritten 17th-century vellum legal document with decorative calligraphic headers written in dark brown ink. View V
Archive VI A handwritten 17th-century vellum legal document with decorative calligraphic headers written in dark brown ink. View VI
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Archive IX A handwritten 17th-century vellum legal document with decorative calligraphic headers written in dark brown ink. View IX
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Dorking
Surrey
RH4 1BU
United Kingdom
Verified Since Dec 2013
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Location: 42 A West Street, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1BU, United Kingdom
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A handwritten 17th-century vellum legal document with decorative calligraphic headers written in dark brown ink.
Articles of Agreement between Thomas Raynor & Robert Wynn - 13th April 1669
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A handwritten 17th-century vellum legal document with decorative calligraphic headers written in dark brown ink.
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  • ObjectManuscripts & Documents
  • Period17th century
  • StyleStuart
  • MaterialVellum, Iron Gall Ink
  • ColourCream and Brown
  • MotifsCalligraphic heading, Secretary hand script, Iron gall ink lettering, Vellum substrate
  • SizeH 61 cm (24 in) x W 50 cm (20 in)

This Stuart period manuscript is a 17th-century legal document comprising articles of agreement between Thomas Raynor and Robert Wynn, dated 13th April 1669. The piece consists of a vellum substrate inscribed with dark brown iron gall ink lettering, featuring a decorative calligraphic heading at the top and extensive secretary hand script throughout the body. Visible characteristics of age and condition include natural creases, folds, and surface texture variations across the parchment, alongside some slight ink fading and minor discoloration appropriate for its historical age. The cream and brown document measures 61 cm high and 50 cm wide. It is mounted between two pieces of glass, allowing both sides of the text to be read clearly. In a modern interior, this document suits a gentleman's library or study, where it hangs flat against a narrow wall space as a focal point for history enthusiasts.

Articles of agreement from the 17th century were formal legal contracts executed on vellum or parchment to outline specific covenants, property sales, or financial arrangements between named parties.

These documents were handwritten on durable vellum or parchment derived from animal skins, using iron gall ink applied with a quill pen.

Authentic pieces feature period-style secretary or court hand script, iron gall ink oxidisation, age-appropriate wear or folds on the substrate, and formal dating clauses referencing the year and reigning monarch.

Antique documents are typically mounted using acid-free materials and displayed in UV-protective glass frames, making suitable wall accent features for libraries, hallways, or home offices.

To prevent warping or degradation, keep documents in a stable climate with controlled humidity, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, and handle only with clean hands or cotton gloves.
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