1792 Rare Original Meisterdiplom Prague Praha Manuscript Guild Bohemia Chezch

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1792 Rare Original Meisterdiplom Prague Praha Manuscript Guild Bohemia Chezch:
$35.00

Original handwriten
Meisterdiplom

Rare maisterdiplom giving promision to an individual to practice their profesion in Prague, todays capital of Chezch Republic. Promision is issued by the guild, stamped with sealing wax with guilds amblem on it. The document has two signatures, and it’s dated to 1792. It also have an amblem that has a Bohamian Lion in the top left angle.

Date: 7. November 1792.

Size of the meisterdiplom: 27,5 x 42 cm.

Size of the paper: 54 x 42 cm.

Condition: Folded, minor spots. Ink inscription at the back. Watermarked, sealing wax, stamped.

Disclamer: One of the picture have been inverted and additionaly modified to emphisise the watermark.

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