Augsburg. - Johann Egolff von Knöringen. Inheritance certificate, concerning the pen to Edelstetten. German manuscript on parchment. 27 lines. 29 x 28 cm. with calligraphic award and 2 on two pergamous strips attached to the wide plica dark green wax seals (the quite still in the hardwood capsule (without lid). Augsburg 4. ==References== Beautiful inheritance certificate, with two largely intact wax seals attached to the Plica, which favors the former noble lady's monastery of Edelstetten in Bayerisch-Schwaben. Erblasser is a member of the important Augsburg noble family of those of Knöringen, who came from the Swabian Uradel and occupied, among other things, the bishop's seat of Augsburg from 1573 to 1575. Johann Egolff of Knöringen was Dom-Kustos (Thumb Custor) and Domherr, Scholastiker and Chorherr to Monastery Ellwangen: ""We the next-born with name Johann Egolff of Knoöringen Thumb Custor toe Augspurg Thumbherr and Scholasticus to the Wirzburg and Chorlorr to Ellwingen [...]" The document is dated: "Given and done on the day Sancti Vdalrici, which is the fourth day of the monaths Julij after Christ our dear Lord and Beatilmacher's birth gehhlet five tenhunddred and in the two and sibenzigist Jaar". – In remarkably fresh preservation, only so something dusty, tanned and insignificantly flecky, there with contemporary beats.