The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 210
ernity with respect to -works forcharitable and devotioual purposes, had a seal (Fig. 116) wbich placed itunder the patronage of St. Eloi ; but, vrith regard to its industrial asso-ciation, it imprinted on manufactured articles a seing, or stamp, whichguaranteed the value of the métal. The… … Fig. 113.— Stamp of Chartres. Fig. 114.—Stamp of Melun. . 116.—Ancient Corporate Seal of theGoldsmiths of Paris. Fig. 115.—Stamp of Orléans. it by that king, a position which nevertheless it did not succeed in pre-serving in the united constitution of the sis mercantile bodies ; for, althoughit…
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