1250 - LAND GRANT  with running Dog Seal - KNIGHT'S HORSE PENDANT -
TWO SILVER 1250 TREASURE COINS

1250 Land grant from John Ingeram to his son & heir John. With his Wax Seal, intact, of a Running Dog. Written in Latin, this unique piece was possibly created, prior to his departure for the Crusades. 400 years later Ingerams’ ancestors were the first to settle Virginia in the New World. 12th.c. Extremely rare Medieval Knight’s Horse Harness pendant of Thomas Becket. King Henry 111 - 1250 - Two Silver Long Cross coins - discovered in a treasure chest in 1908 Belgium - part of a trove of silver coins worth a Kings Ransom - possibly to be used for political bribes by Richard of Cornwall, King Henrys’ younger brother, in his bid to be elected Holy Roman Emperor - he was successful, even though the treasure never reached its destination, as Brussels was in the midst of a civil uproar and it became too dangerous to travel any further with these millions, the treasure chest was secretly buried under a cistern in a tavern, until an accidental discovery almost 700 years later. 1793 Illustration of the 1216 Coronation of King Henry 111 (by Strutt)