A bifolio and a single sheet from a 14thC chansonnier, perhaps written by a Flemish scribe. It was described by Fétis and until recently believed lost. All but one of its 9 chansons are known elsewhere; only two of them survive complete in this fragment. Written by a single scribe.

one sheet of the bifolio has been cut in half vertically; the other sheets have been folded in half vertically. Apparently re-used as the covers of a narrow book. 3 sides were outer covers and are very rubbed; the internal three sides are well-preserved.

Several pages contain scribbles and notes from a rent register. These indicate that the bifolio was used for binding purposes at Ter Haeghen in 1490 and again in 1496, the single folio in 1500 and again in 1555.

no red or black void notes

8 red systems per page, each 16.5mm tall. Written area 225 x 189 mm.

f. 1-2 bifolio; f. 3 single sheet. F. 1 cut in half vertically

Some blue and red in the plain initials