Obligation Bond with Wax Seal of Queen Anne

Name: Obligation Bond With Wax Seal Of Queen Anne
SKU: as167a893
Price: 88.00 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

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Obligation Bond given by James Fox of Brockley, in Staffordshire, Yeoman, to John Judgson of Drayton-in-Hales, Salop, a Barber & Peruke (Wigmaker) for the sum of £120.00, in respect of the performance of the terms of an Indenture of Release.
On the first part of the Obligation Bond is written, George I, Dei Gratia,(by the Grace of God), Magna Britannis, Regis. Is extremely unusual and rare to have King mentioned on an Obligation Bond.
The Bond is dated 9th May 1717, with the affixed red wax Seal of Queen Anne, with the surrounding legend ANNA D. G.
(dei Gratia).
Printed Letterpress and Handwritten onto laid paper in both Latin and English. Has a nice Paper Tax Duty Franking for One Penny and 3 Embossed duty tax stamps for 6 pence each.
Extremely unusual and very rare. Due to personal reasons 'Wayside Mews and Collectables' will be unable to fulfil any orders for the immediate future, this will include the period up to St Valentines Day 2023. Please check back to their Antiques Atlas home page for updates on when they will return to full service. We apologise for any inconvenience and hope to be back soon.

Wendy Hall, Wayside Mews and Collectables

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Dimensions31.5 cms x 29 cms (12.1/4" x 7.3/42) Category Antique Ephemera Date 9th May 1717 George I Antiques Material Paper Origin English Condition Very Good Item code as167a893 Status Sold

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