Richard Coeur de Lion — 15th century, second half (script, watermarks); England, probably Norfolk

Book of Hours, Use of Sarum — 14th century, second quarter (?) (c. 1325–30 (?)); England

Book of Hours in Middle Dutch; Delft, mid-15th century

Gospel of St. Matthew, Gospel of St. Mark — 11th century, second half (c. 1060 (?)); Flemish, Liège, or German, Lorsch (for full discussion see the description at Bibliotheca Laureshamensis)

Jacques de Longuyon — 14th century, first quarter; French, Metz (?)

Richard de Fournival — 14th century, first quarter; French, Metz (?)

Jacques Bretel, etc. — 14th century, first quarter; French, Metz (?)

Huon de Mery — 14th century, first quarter; French, Metz (?)

Hours of Louis Quarré

Missal (Franciscan) — 14th century, middle; French

Rule of St. Benedict — 13th century, first half; French (?)

Psalter and Canticles (‘Oxford Psalter’) — 12th century, first half; French (?)

Guillaume de Lorris, Jean de Meung, etc. — 15th century; French

Psalter ('The Ormesby Psalter'), Calendar, etc. — 13th century, late; additions, c. 1310–20 and c. 1325; English, East Anglia; additions, Norwich

Johannes Platterberger and Dietrich Truchseß, Excerpta chronicarum, part I; Germany (?Nuremberg), 15th century, second half…

Gielis vander Hecken, 1491-1538 — c. 1530 (before 1538), with some additions after 1538; Flemish, Augustinian priory of Zevenborren

Jean Miélot — c. 1456 (old style, 1457 new style); Flemish

Map of Palestine — 14th century, second half; English

Portolan charts ('The Douce Atlas'); Venice, early 15th century