Letters patent of inspeximus by Henry VIII, 1510, with Great Seal (imperfect), of grants of Henry VII to the Fraternity of St. Anne of Croscombe, Somerset, 1489 and 1496 — English

Coats of arms of sovereigns of Europe and English nobility, Treatise on heraldry, etc. — 14th century, end or 15th century, beginning

Letters patent of Henry VII in favour of the Fraternity of St. Anne, Croscombe, Somerset — 1489; English

Letters patent of Henry VI, with Great Seal, granting a pardon to John Hywysshe of 'Lodehywysshe' — 1425; English

Charter of the executors of Henry Blount (commonly known as Warner) granting property in New Windsor to the College of St. George, Windsor Castle, with remains of seals — 1371; English

Letters patent of inspeximus of Edward IV, 1461 (seal lost), of a grant by Edward I, 1296, of lands to Nicholas Malemeyns and Alice Malemeyns — English

Letters patent of Edward IV (seal lost), licensing the foundation of the Fraternity of St. Anne, Croscombe, Somerset — 1482; English

Coats of arms of Welsh families — 15th century, late – 16th century, first half

Genealogy of the Kings of England from William I to Henry VI, illustrated with verses and medallions — 15th century, middle; English

Genealogy of Christ from Adam, with historical notes and biblical references — 15th century, middle; English

Genealogies of the Kings of England and France to Edward IV (with four of his children) — c. 1470–1472; English

Articles of agreement between Henry VI and Richard, Duke of York, concerning the latter's claim to the throne [1460], Manifesto of George, Duke of Clarence and others, 12 July 1469, against the Woodville faction — c. 1460–1469; England

Formulary of writs — 15th century, middle; England

Act for the Attainder of Henry VI, 1461 — c. 1461; English

Inventory of books, vestments, relics, etc. of St George's collegiate church, Windsor, 1409–10 — 1409–1410; English

Genealogy of the Kings of England to Henry V (later continued to Edward V), with historical and prophetic notes — 15th century; English

Statutes of the Order of the Garter, as ordained by Henry V — 15th century; English

Girdle calendar or almanac according to John Somer's Kalendarium — c. 1406 (?); England