probationes
pennae by another hand).
In the second quire, the first leaf has been excised. A small piece remaining of the quire’s second leaf (fol. 3) has been conserved by pasting a small fragment of it on a modern leaf pasted to the leaf’s remaining gutter. The first leaf of the last quire has been excised. After the last quire, there was another smaller one, of which most leaves have been excised. One with writing on it has been conserved using a modern paper leaf.
The manuscript has suffered various damage. Several leaves have been cropped, show damage or staining, and a few have been heavily conserved.
One main hand writing a cursive of
No decoration
Bound in dark brown leather taken from another volume. The covers are smaller than
the folia, c. 20 × 28, and blind-tooled frames with
decorative vines and flowers. The pastedowns are taken from a printed edition of
Various accounts relating to
The accounts have suffered various damage, and the ill-fitting leather covers may be a later addition.
It is uncertain how the accounts have survived and how they arrived at the Kammararkivet (National Archives). Kammararkivet’s stamp on the modern leaf supporting fol. 3.