Rare medieval bookmark exceeds expectations at auction(thehistoryblog.com) |
Rare medieval bookmark exceeds expectations at auction(thehistoryblog.com) |
It would make a lot more sense that the bookmark was placed in the source book rather than in the copy. I.e. the wheel would be turned to the source column they had been reading from.
> The pre-sale estimate £800-1200 ($1073-1610). It sold for £7,000 ($9390).