This survey explores the origins of the lead cloth seal and its use in the primary production process of cloth making, secondary processes such as dyeing, and widespread application in the taxation and the regulation of trade. It concentrates especially on the discovery, study, and historiography of cloth seals in England and France, and explores how the study of such seals provides evidence for manufacturing and commerce in the medieval and post-medieval worlds
In Hungary, lead cloth seals have gained increasing recognition by those in the profession as well a...
Cloth and clothing have been integral to life for every person since civilization began. In the Mid...
Cloth culture provides the framework to recognise the cultural significance of an assemblage of text...
This thesis is an integrated and interdisciplinary study of 275 lead cloth seals dated from the mid-...
This thesis considers the leaden seals which were attached to textiles from the late 14th- to the e...
During the 15th, 16th and 17th century many commodities were traded from east to west and vice versa...
For more information on this type of object, see Robert Webley, Cloth Seals (2001 guide), Portable...
This article presents a collection of early modern cloth seals revealed during an excavation in Gdań...
Seals and their Context in the Middle Ages offers an extensive overview of approaches to and the pot...
Research MonographTextiles were of fundamental importance to medieval polities and princes across Eu...
The small leaden, seal-like objects used to note and testify the origin, type and quality of differe...
Seals and Society arises from a major project investigating seals and their use in medieval Wales, t...
The purpose of this work has been to examine the ulnage records that have survived between 1394 and ...
This paper examines the nature of the textiles known as fustians, originally imported but later manu...
Textiles represent a very significant component of the Dutch goods that were exported to New Netherl...
In Hungary, lead cloth seals have gained increasing recognition by those in the profession as well a...
Cloth and clothing have been integral to life for every person since civilization began. In the Mid...
Cloth culture provides the framework to recognise the cultural significance of an assemblage of text...
This thesis is an integrated and interdisciplinary study of 275 lead cloth seals dated from the mid-...
This thesis considers the leaden seals which were attached to textiles from the late 14th- to the e...
During the 15th, 16th and 17th century many commodities were traded from east to west and vice versa...
For more information on this type of object, see Robert Webley, Cloth Seals (2001 guide), Portable...
This article presents a collection of early modern cloth seals revealed during an excavation in Gdań...
Seals and their Context in the Middle Ages offers an extensive overview of approaches to and the pot...
Research MonographTextiles were of fundamental importance to medieval polities and princes across Eu...
The small leaden, seal-like objects used to note and testify the origin, type and quality of differe...
Seals and Society arises from a major project investigating seals and their use in medieval Wales, t...
The purpose of this work has been to examine the ulnage records that have survived between 1394 and ...
This paper examines the nature of the textiles known as fustians, originally imported but later manu...
Textiles represent a very significant component of the Dutch goods that were exported to New Netherl...
In Hungary, lead cloth seals have gained increasing recognition by those in the profession as well a...
Cloth and clothing have been integral to life for every person since civilization began. In the Mid...
Cloth culture provides the framework to recognise the cultural significance of an assemblage of text...