Book Hands

• Virgil (4th century square capitals, Latin language)
• Vespasian Psalter preface (8th century rustic capitals, Latin language)
• Italian Gospel (6th century uncial, Latin language)
• Vespasian Psalter (8th century uncial, Latin language)
• Hilarius of Poitiers (early 6th century half uncial, Latin language)
• Lindisfarne Gospels (7th century insular half uncial, Latin language)
• Bede (9th century insular minuscule, Latin language)
• Colophon to Lindisfarne Gospels (10th century insular minuscule, Old English with a bit of Latin)
• Gospels of Maelbrigte (12th century insular minuscule, Latin language)
• Homilies of St Maximus of Turin (7th century old Italian book hand, Latin language)
• Gallican Lectionary (7th century Luxeuil minuscule, Latin language)
• Gallican Missal (8th century Merovingian minuscule, Latin language)
• Annals of Lorsch Abbey (8th century Germanic minuscule, Latin language)
• Epistle of Pope Gregory (8th century Merovingian/Caroline minuscule transitional, Latin language)
• Liturgical Work (10th century Visigothic minuscule, Latin language)
• Vulgate Bible (9th century Caroline minuscule, Latin language)
• Ramsay Psalter (10th century Caroline minuscule, Latin language)
• Strasbourg Oaths (10th century Caroline minuscule, lingua romana, lingua teudisco and Latin languages)
• Harley Psalter (11th century Caroline minuscule, Latin language)
• Bestiary (12th century protogothic, Latin language)
• Suetonius (12th century protogothic, Latin language)
• Melissande Psalter (12th century rotunda, Latin language)
• Portable Psalter or Breviary (13th century Gothic textura, Latin language)
• Sumer is icumen in (13th century Gothic textura, English and Latin languages)
• Bestiary (13th century small Gothic textura, Latin language)
• Portable Bible (13th century small Gothic glossing script, Latin language)
• Petrus Lombardus (13/14th century Gothic textura, Latin language)
• Luttrell Psalter (14th century Gothic textura prescissa, Latin Language)
• Holy Meditation (14th century cursive, English language)
• Dante's Inferno (14th century rotunda, Italian language)
• Book of Hours (15th century Gothic textura, Latin language)
• Book of Hours (15th century, small Gothic textura, Latin language)
• Book of Hours (late 15th century, formal Gothic textura, Dutch language)
• Psalter (15/16th century Gothic textura, fairly informal grade, Latin language)
• Joys of the Virgin (15/16th century Gothic cursive, Dutch or German language)
• Prayers from a Book of Hours (15/16th century Gothic cursive, French language)
• Bilingual Psalter (15/16th century Gothic cursive, Latin and French languages)
• Hoccleve's Regement of Princes (15th century bastarda, English language)
• Brut Chronicle (15th century bastarda, English language)
• Conquests of Charlemagne (mid 15th century bâtarde, French language)
• Book of hours (late 15th century bâtarde, Latin language)
• Popular song (15th century bâtarde, French language)
• Scribe's colophon (15th century humanistic display script, Latin language)
• Calendar page from a book of hours (15th century humanistic display script, Latin language)
• Augustine's City of God (15th century humanistic script, Latin language)
• Prayer from a book of hours (16th century humanistic script, Latin language)

Document Hands

• Diploma of Charlemagne (8th century Merovingian, Latin language)
• Forged charter of Battle Abbey (12th century Caroline minuscule, Latin language)
• Manumissions of serfs (early 12th century insular minuscule, Old English language)
• Private charter (12th century protogothic, Latin language)
• Private charter (12th century protogothic, Latin language)
• Royal writ (12th century protogothic, Latin language)
• Royal writ (early 13th century cursive, Latin language)
• Private charter (13th century calligraphic, Latin language)
• Appeal to the Holy See (13th century ecclesiastical Gothic, Latin language)
• Charter of Bury St Edmunds (13th century cursive, Latin language)
• Charter of Wilton (13th century cursive, Latin language)
• Royal writ (early 14th century cursive, French language)
• Private letters patent (14th century cursive, French language)
• Chancery warrant (14th century cursive, French language)
• French royal letter close (14th century chancery Secretary, French language)
• Acquittance (14th century cursive, French language)
• Acquittance (14th century cursive, French language)
• Private charter (15th century cursive, Latin language)
• Welsh petition (15th century bastarda, English language)
• English petition (15th century cursive, English language)
• English petition (15th century bastarda, English language)
• English petition with endorsement (15th century bastarda, English language)
• English petition with endorsement (15th century bastarda and cursiva, French and Latin languages)
• English private charter (15th century cursiva, Latin language)
• Royal Warrant (late 15th century bastarda, English language)
• Lease by Indenture (16th century document hand, English language)
• York Corporation Minute Book (16th century personal or business hand, English language)
• Final Concord (late 16th century legal hand, Latin language)

Book hands used in documents

• Charter of Christ Church, Canterbury (12th century protogothic and insular minuscule, Latin and Old English)
• Abstract of agreement (early 16th century bastarda, English language)

Personal hands

• Letter of William Paston III (15th century cursive, English language)
• List of books belonging to John Paston II (late 15th century cursive, English language)
• Genealogy of the Beauchamp family (late 15th/early 16th century cursive, English language)
• Notes added to Genealogy of the Beauchamp family (early 16th century cursive, English language)

• Exultet Roll (12th century Beneventan minuscule, Latin language)
• Recipe for ink (15th century chancery hand, English language)
• Inscription on funerary brass (15th century Gothic textura, Latin language)