c1300 Missal Calendar bifolium for the Four months of March/April & September/October - Likely French/Parisian 12th century and earlier Cordier 1642

Cordier 1642

where he died in 1830

to prevent the town from being burnt to the ground

Six issues in one volume

having established the first government press in Australia from 1802-1821

c1300 Missal Calendar bifolium for the Four months of March/April & September/October - Likely French/Parisian 12th century and earlier Cordier 1642c1300 Missal Bifolium for the 4 months of March, April, September and October 24 x 28cm approx on Parchement Worn and likely recovered from a binding. Loss of around 5cm of one page. Smudging to lettering (especially the blue ink ? lapis lazuli) 30 34 lines. Initials In red, blue and Black. Likely French in origin and originating from a Breviary or Missal Key saints include St Louix IX, St Leodegar, St Giles and St Clodoald (St Cloud) suggesting