Featured Vintage handwriting- about what?

Discussion in 'Books' started by Boland, Aug 22, 2022.

  1. Boland

    Boland Well-Known Member

    That’s very interesting information. So land or property related. Thank you for taking the time and making the great effort. I read about the definition of Hosch Deutsch now to try and figure out a time period. Any idea as to possible age?
     
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  2. Ownedbybear

    Ownedbybear Well-Known Member

    Hm. From the script and language alone, I'd think 18th C. The paper is also a clue, but that's not my field.
     
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  3. Boland

    Boland Well-Known Member

    Wow,that’s great. I understand that you are just making a educated quess but that’s still possibly amazing. Thanks again for your comments
     
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  4. Ownedbybear

    Ownedbybear Well-Known Member

    You're most welcome. Fascinating things.
     
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  5. McAdder

    McAdder Well-Known Member

    I read:
    17: kaiserliche Lehen und confirmationsbriefe
    Which would mean Letters concerning fiefs by the emperor
    58: kaufm(ännische) Wechsel und cessionsbriefe translated merchants Bills of exchange and cession

    500: der Herrn von Weinberg Erbkammer Meisteren Rechnungssachen
    Translated: Accounting of the Lords Weinperg, Masters of the Chamber of heirs (seems to be an old title in the Habsburg Empire, but couldnt find out what it exactly means,maybe something ceremonial in the election of the emperor oft the holy Roman Empire)

    Is it paper? It looks to me like parchment, it could be labels where the mentioned papers where stored. (with the holes from nails)
    From the style would date it earlier, maybe in the 17th century.
     
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  6. Ownedbybear

    Ownedbybear Well-Known Member

    Your deciphering eyesight is better than mine. I wasn't reading kaiserliche on that first word, it looked like u then an eszett. You've got more than I could on that last one.
     
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  7. McAdder

    McAdder Well-Known Member

    It says Kayßerliche the modern spelling is kaiserliche
     
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  8. Boland

    Boland Well-Known Member

    Amazing and very interesting information. Thank you so much for commenting. Much appreciated!!
     
  9. Boland

    Boland Well-Known Member

    Great help either way..
     
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