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Vellum. Roll 730 x 460mm.

2 columns, the first with 55 lines of cursive Hebrew and 7 of Italian, the second with 35 lines of square Hebrew, signatures, and then 4 lines of Italian. A single line of square Hebrew runs around the edge. Decorated in gold, red, green and blue.

    Vellum, 13.8 x 9, ff. 157 + 2,  double columns of 48, 56, 44 lines.

13th and 14th cent.,  in several good hands.  The upper margins and corners much eaten away.

    Donor, T. C. S.

Vellum. Roll 625 x 450mm.

Single column of 22 lines of square and 4 of cursive Hebrew. 2 lines of square Hebrew run around the edge. Decorated with architectural and floral designs, birds and crowns, in orange, gold, brown, green and purple.

Vellum (43 pieces). Scroll 1040 x 9.5cm. On 2 ivory rollers.

Unpointed Hebrew. 259 columns of 42 lines.

A MS note, in an 18th century hand, with the scroll reads 'A MS copy of the Hebrew Pentateuch said to be written by a Polish Jew. The several columns begin with a vau, a letter in the shape of a hook: unci columnarum Exod. 27.10.'

    Paper, 11.4 x 8, ff. 199, double columns of 38 lines.  15th cent., in a very neat hand, perhaps Flemish.

Vellum, 11.375 x 9.125, ff. 192, double columns of 39 lines.  13th cent. ?, very well written, with points and marginal notes, some in Latin, of early 16th cent.

    Vellum,  9.8 x 7.1, ff. 143 + 19, several volumes.  13th –15th cent.

    Donor, T. C. S.

    Vellum, 11.8 x 8.3, ff. 182 + 2, double columns of 37 lines.  15th cent. (1449).  Written in the Netherlands.

    Vellum, 16.7 x 10,  ff. 214 + 4, double columns of 55 lines.  14th cent. in two very fine hands.  Rebound.

    Vellum, 13 x 8.8, ff. 233 + 109, two volumes, double colums of 49 and 52 lines.  Late 14th  and 15th cent.,  clearly written.