Gothic textura; clear, formal liturgical book hand with rubricated headings; secondary cursive or semi-formal hand for later additions

This group of folia is fragmentary and non-contiguous, likely dispersed from a missal. The leaves were sold through Philip J. Pirages Fine Books and accompanied by a dealer’s note identifying them as “leaves from a folio missal in Latin” (Flanders, c.1450). Roughly half of the leaves contain musical notation. The contents include introits, graduals, alleluias, and communions for Sundays after Pentecost (e.g., Dominica XXI–XXII). Original foliation is inconsistent; extant numbering includes fol. 142.

Alternating red and blue decorated initials marking major textual divisions. Occasional smaller black initials for lesser divisions. Rubrication in abbreviated Latin.