The Seals of the Lord Edward

The article describes the seals employed by the Lord Edward in the administration of his appanage during the period 1254–72. The number and condition of surviving impressions is considered and the use and import of the different coloured waxes. The sealing arrangements followed in the constituent parts of that appanage, including the lordships of Ireland, Gascony, the Channel Islands, and Chester, are discussed and comparisons made between them

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• X.— The Great Seal of England

  Open Access•Hilary Jenkinson•Archaeologia•1936

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• Early Registers of Writs

  Donald W Sutherland, Elisa de Haas et al.•The American Historical Review•1973

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• The Plantagenet Dominions

  Open Access•John Le Patourel•History•1965

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• Le sceau de la cour de Gascogne ou sceau de l'office de sénéchal de Guyenne

  Pierre Chaplais•Annales du Midi revue archéologique…•1955

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• The Lord Edward and King Henry III

  Open Access•J R Studd•Historical Research•1977

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