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Stockholm, National Archives, Strödda domböcker och rättegångshandlingar, vol. 29. Court records from Viipuri 1549
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Court records from Viipuri 1549
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Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
                                    Codices Fennici
                            Aikamääre
1549
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Formaatti
Paper
                            Kieli
Swedish
                            Identifiointitunnus
            Stockholm
National Archives
Strödda domböcker och rättegångshandlingar, vol. 29
Court records from Viipuri 1549
                            National Archives
Strödda domböcker och rättegångshandlingar, vol. 29
Court records from Viipuri 1549
Kattavuus
Finland
                                    Viipuri
                            Stockholm, National Archives, Strödda domböcker och rättegångshandlingar, vol. 29.
          Court records from Viipuri 1549
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. 1549
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            Finland
, Viipuri
Court records from Viipuri 1549
            Paper
                14 folios. 
20,5cm × 30cm
20,5cm × 30cm
No foliation.
                VII
                14
The manuscript is in good condition. There is some staining caused by
                  moisture and slight fraying along the edges, but no text losses occur.
              One unruled column with a varying number of lines.
              One main hand writing a rather careless and rapid cursive script.
            No decoration.
            One string-bound quire without covers.
            The manuscript contains a single quire with court records, or rather, a simple
                registry of fines (with offences and fines followed by a list of names) given in the
                sessions presided over by 
Bertil Jönsson
 in
                  1549
 in Viipuri
 Province. The writing
                is done by one hand using a fast cursive. The manuscript probably once belonged to a
                larger collection.The later history of the manuscript and how it arrived in the 
            Swedish
                  National Archives
 are unknown. Possibly it arrived from the Svea court
                    of appeals
 as did a few other fragments in the folder. Number ‘6’ written in a
                near-modern hand in the upper margin of fol. .Cataloguer
          Ville Walta
        Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
        Codices Fennici
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