Logbook of the Counts Sweerts-Spork at Castle Lissa in Bohemia Sweerts-Spork, Karl Rudolf. "Protocollum for the collection of all and every honorary insurances and the like Examina, reverses, cautions then Bürgschafft-Verwertung, together with punitive alliances court ... happy and gracious government of the high and well-drilled Mr. Frantz Carl Rudolph Grafen von Sweertz and Sporck, Reichsfreyherrn von Reist ... Anno 1734. German handwriting on paper. 377 (le. w.) hs. num. Bl., 51 vacat-Bl., 5 pp. Register, 7 w. Bl. 33.8 x 21 cm. Blindly embossed pigskin d. C. (capital torn, lid slightly thrown, slightly stained, dusted) with rich floral embodiment and hs. Cover title (without the once wide binding bands). Bohemia and Silesia 1731-1848. Protocol, guilt and entry book of the Brabantian Reichsgraphen von Sweerts-Spork, which belonged to the seven patricians, who led the city regiment to Brussels and then trained a Silesian branch in Silesia and Bohemia, which emerged from the marriage of Johann von Reist and Sweerts with Johanna Emerentiana von Drysch and by the Baron Franz Johann von Sweerts-Spork (1653-1700). Created under one of the most powerful representatives of the noble tribe, Franz Karl Rudolph Count Sweerts-Spork (1688-1757), who resided at Lissa Castle (Zámek Lysá nad Labem), the volume contains in all details by a register at the end opened memorial with descriptions of legal cases, such as "Different mixed clans": "Des Schmiedhoffer Müllers Aussag", "Klagen von Matthes Wish", "How the Galgen-Müller has been restored a horse," "How Andreas Fischer, as a prisoner deserteur, is arresting outside", Often the Stade Daube (Dubá bei Reichenberg), "Wegen Hanß Mickses Schneider aus der Stadt Dauba", "Wegen Hanß Loß Weber Gesell aus Daube", "Wagen Ferdinand und Hanß Wenzel Tashke als Musicanten aus dem Stadt Dauba" ("Wegen Ferdinand and Hanß wenzel Taschke as musicians from the city of Dauba"). Numerous copies of documents followed, partly with calligraphic headlines and seals etc.: "Herrnhaus- und Weinschank", "Brandweinhaus lease contract" etc. – Apart from usual traces of use in very good condition, only occasionally a little stained or tanned.