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| Keywords: Deed.jpg The Grant of deed of Arms of Earl of Abingdon 1682 V A Museum no W 25 1 to 3-1987 Techniques - Vellum inscribed illuminated and gilded with a black wax seal attached by a plaited cord of metal thread Place - London England possibly The granting of an earldom would have been of paramount importance to a family particularly if it involved a promotion to higher rank A special box was required to protect the precious document and its seal without which the deed would not have been valid People - The Grant was made on 20 November 1682 to James Bertie 5th Lord Norris 1653-1699 The document includes a portrait of Charles II who reigned from 1660 to 1685 Abingdon was Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire from 1674 until 1687 Later he offered financial support to William III but he ended up opposing his accession to the throne and duly withdrew from the court The Lady Bettine Abingdon Collection Bequeathed by Mrs T R P Hole Document created 1682<br> 2007-12-29 Document Charles II<br> Uploaded photo VAwebteam wikipedia en PD-old-100 GFDL relicense PermissionOTRS https //secure wikimedia org/otrs/index pl Action AgentTicketZoom TicketID 1332999 Original upload log en wikipedia Quadell CommonsHelper en wikipedia Deed jpg 2007-12-29 10 36 VAwebteam 762×646× 150313 bytes <nowiki>The Grant of deed of Arms of Earl of Abingdon 1682 V A Museum no W 25 1 to 3-1987 Techniques - Vellum inscribed illuminated and gilded with a black wax seal attached by a plaited cord of metal thread Place - London England possibly The granti</nowiki> Manuscripts in the Victoria and Albert Museum 1682 works in the United Kingdom 17th-century deeds Portraits of Charles II of England 1682 in art James Bertie 1st Earl of Abingdon Bertie arms 1682 documents | ||||
