1671 and 1711 English Obligation Bonds

Two interesting items including detailed copy of an Obligation bond on paper from 1711, one page with docket on verso, measures 7.5 x 11.5", and a vellum Obligation bond dated 1671, Loss at lower marg

Nicely penned English Obligation Bond dated 1666 between Martha Thompson and a Daniel Baker, both of London dated 1666. Neatly penned with first paragraph in Latin and the second in Englis. Signatures

Handwritten English Obligation Bond dated the 33rd year of the reign of Elizbeth I, who is named, 1592. Neatly penned in English and Latin pertaining to members of the Doughtie family of Yorkshire. Si

English Obligation Bond dated 1690 during the reign of William and Mary pertaining to Citizens of London. Signatures including witnesses. One red wax seal with impression of an anchor. Partially print

1745 English Obligation Bond from the reign of George II, partially printed whereby Robert Perminter, a Yeoman, is bound to Thomas Gilby, both of the county of Essex. Embossed revenue stamps and red w

1784 English Obligation Bond between a Peter Edwards of Radnor, a Gentleman, and Stephen Haywood, of Hereford, a Gentleman. Partially printed with signatures and paper over wax seal. Embossed revenue

1788 Partially printed English Obligation bond with red wax seal, County of Hereford in England. Signatures with integral blank attached. Fine, measures 8 x 12.5”.

1788 Partially printed English Obligation bond with red wax seal, County of Hereford in England. Signatures with integral blank attached. Fine, measures 8 x 12.5”. Free shipping for this item within

1792 Beautifully penned English Obligation Bond on paper with red wax seal pertaining to a transaction in the county of Lancaster. Two pages. Fine condition with integral blank attached. Measures 8 x

1804 Obligation Bond between several tradesmen including a Cordwainer, a Currier, and a Clothier who are bound to an Innkeeper and an Ironmonger. Yorkshire. Embossed revenue stamp, signed by paper ove

English Obligation Bond from the reign of Elizabeth I (named in the document), dated 1589, pertaining to the conveyance of property in Brenchley in the County of Kent. One side is in English and the o

A beautifully penned English Obligation bond dated 1682 during the reign of Charles II obligating two merchants of London. Partially printed with first paragraph in Latin and the second in English. Si

English Obligation Bond penned on vellum, dated 1661, whereby Richard Grant is bound to Thomas Greenefield and his wife Philadelphia. Nicely penned in English on one side and Latin on the other. Signa

Neatly penned English Obligation Bond dated the sixth year of the reign of James I 1608/9 whereby Nicholas Woodman of Berenden in Kent, Yeoman, and his wife Anne are bound to a Saloman Brroks, also a

1803 Manuscript English Obligation Bond for Peaceable Enjoyment between members of the Dunnington family of Thorganby in York and William Dobson of Selby, a Tanner. Three pages nicely penned with sign

Manuscript English vellum Obligation Bond dated 1626 from the reign of James I with signatures and red wax seal on vellum tag. One side in Latin and English on verso. Very Good, some creasing, measure

Handwritten Obligation Bond dated 1579 from the reign of Elizabeth I whereby Murton Cobbe of Norfolk, Gentleman, is bound to Francisco Sundburge of London, Gentleman. Latin on one side and English on

An Obligation Bond from the reign of Charles I on vellum. Latin one side and English on the other. References Alnwick in Northumberland. Signatures and fragment of one red wax pendant seal. Very Good,

1584 Handwritten Elizabethan Obligation Bond pertaining to parties in York. One side in English and verso in Latin. Portion of the left margin excised. Nicely penned. Measures 8.5 x 4”. Reserve: $40

English Tank Bank Donation Bank, Tin, "It is the National obligation today to invest in National War Bonds", 4 1/2" x 10" - (Guy W)

“The Roman Empress. A Tragedy. Acted at the Royal Theater by His Majesties Servants’, by William Joyner, printed in the Savoy by T.N. for Henry Herringman, 1671. WING J1159. Collates per ESTC: [10

Beautifully penned English vellum indenture dated 1671 during the reign of Charles II being the conveyance of property between William Butler, Merchant, and James Spencer, Gentleman, and Daniel Baker,

A fifteen page legal judgement regarding property originally conveyed to Dorothy Spencer of London in 1660 by the Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral located at Cheapside. This document written in 1671 with

1671 English Tax Act on beer, ale, and other liquors, passed during the reign of Charles II and printed here by the assigns of John Bill and Christopher Barker, 1671. Black letter typeset with decorat