| Text Description | Radial device comprised of four branches with spokes emerging from between each. |
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| Shape | Pointed Oval |
| Transcription | [section lost][I]SOVDE.FIL' IOh' D LONDO[N] |
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| Legend Type | Name legend |
| Language | Latin |
| Comment | The top of the legend on the surviving impression is missing. While the first name appears to trying to spell ISOLDE, the L is definitely a V or at least positioned like one. |
| Person(s) | Isolde, daughter of John of London |
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| Nature of Person/Institution | Female |
| Basis of Attribution | Name legend |
| Document | Lincolnshire Archives Dij/82/1/62 |
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| Condition | Broken |
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Design Description
Radial motif comprised of four branches with spokes emerging from between each.
Legend
[section lost]SOVDE.FIL' IOh' D LONDO[.]
While the first name appears to trying to spell ISOLDE, the L is definitely a V or at least positioned like one.