Recto: business letter from Ismaʿīl b. Salāma in Bahnasa to the famous merchant Nahray b. Nissim, with greetings to Abū l-Surūr. Verso: the lower half of an Arabic business letter, inverted in relation to recto.
Recto: note ordering various drinks in Judaeo-Arabic, in the handwriting of Solomon (b. Elijah the judge). Verso: Part of a letter in Arabic. The address of Solomon’s note, to אבו ?חאק (sic), is written in the margin transversely in relation to the text on recto.
Collection of liturgical poems: (a) ahava, beginning: רבתי שמחי כמ[...] זמניי with an alphabetical acrostic ר-ת (recto); (b) a zulat headed by אמת זלות probably for the intermediate Šabbat of Passover or Sukkot. Arabic jottings in margin on recto.