SEALS of Henry IV., Henry V., and Henry VII., pro Brevibus coram Justiciariis [Court of Common Pleas], all appearing to be from the same matrix; in green wax. [xxxvi. 26, 27, 28.]
SEAL of Henry VIII. used for the Court of Augmentation of the Revenues of the Crown; in white wax. [xxvi. 29] Henry VIII of England: Impressions of seals, for the court of Augmentation of the Revenues of the crown, for the Recognisance of debts, and for the court of Wards.
SEAL of Henry VIII- for the Recognisance of Debts; in red wax.[xxvi. 30] Henry VIII of England: Impressions of seals, for the court of Augmentation of the Revenues of the crown, for the Recognisance of debts, and for the court of Wards.
SEAL of Henry VIII. (?) for the Court of Wards; in red wax.[xxvi. 31] Henry VIII of England: Impressions of seals, for the court of Augmentation of the Revenues of the crown, for the Recognisance of debts, and for the court of Wards.
SEAL of Edward VI. for the Court of Common Pleas, very fine; in green wax. [xxvi. 32.] Edward VI of England: Impressions of one of the smaller seals, and of those for the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas.
SEAL of Edward VI. (as Prince of Wales) for the Earldom of Chester; in yellow wax. [xxxvi. 33.] Edward VI of England: Impression of seal for the Earldom of Chester.
EXCHEQUER SEAL of Queen Elizabeth; in green wax. [xxxvi. 34.] Elizabeth I of England: impressions of seals for the Exchequer, Common Pleas, and ad causas Ecciesiasticas.