Item is a leaf from a Book of Hours manuscript. Verso left margin has a strip of botanical decoration common to Books of Hours of this period, featuring strawberries and floral designs.

Manuscript is a miniature-size leaf from a breviary (the text for the Divine Office), written in black and red ink.

Manuscript is a calendar leaf from a Book of Hours or Psalter.

A set of ten cards contained in an envelope with descriptions of some of the rare books that were dismembered in Slotkin's project.

Leaf containing a music score from a choir book. Depicts lyrics in latin and musical notations.

A Mason certificate of good merit given to Azriel Stein. Entirerly in Latin, titled "Concilium Supremum Conciliorum Orbis Terrarum Parens."

Various disbound leaves from books printed from 1516-1829 (1245 A.H.), each accompanied by a facsimile print of the title page of its respective volume.

Excised leaf from a sermon collection printed in the early modern era in Europe, this sermon on the topic of virginity. Possibly the same text as contained in Cambridge, Jesus College Library, JCOL/Q/G/29.

Excised leaf, printed in roman and italic script in Latin, from the canon of work from ca. 16th-18th centuries on the Hebrew Republic. This was an early modern European political theory that conceived of the Hebrew Bible as an outline for a perfect republic designed by God for Israel.

Excised leaf of an early modern printed book containing Ioannis Strobaei, a work of extracts of important Greek texts and authors compiled by Joannes Strobaeus in the 5th century A.D.