[Abbaye de Saint-Denis/Philippe III le Hardi] Charter of app - Lot 102

[Abbaye de Saint-Denis/Philippe III le Hardi] Charter of approval by King Philippe III le Hardi of the exchange made between the monks and abbot of the church of Saint-Denis in France on the one hand, and Guillaume Caletot, chevalier on the other: parchment, 52x42 cm. (made in Paris on the eve of the nativity of Saint John the Baptist 1284). Stamp "Archives du Cogner/J. Chappée/Le Mans" Some rubbing and snags with small gaps in the text. Green wax seal attached to the document by a red and green braided cord. Motif: Crowned King, seated in majesty on a throne with armrests ending in dragon heads, wearing regalia (fleur-de-lis in the dexter and fleurdelisé scepter in the sinister), dressed in a surcoat and mantle with fleurdelisé orle, feet resting on architecture. Legend: PHILIPPUS DEI GRA[CIA FRANCORUM] REX. Missing on the left side The charter is packaged in a burgundy simili-covered box (36x33x4 cm). The interior is divided into 3 compartments for the charter, seal and cord, and lined with burgundy velvet. Superb charter in which we learn that the abbey of Saint-Denis cedes everything it owns in Berneval-le Grand and Petit-Berneval, its possessions in the bailliage of Gisors, in Wassonville, Vorgimont, Saint-Martin-en-Campagne, a house in Dieppe, etc. In exchange, the lord of the abbey of Saint-Denis grants the abbey of Saint-Denis the right to sell its property in the bailliage of Gisors. In exchange, lord Guillaume Caletot cedes all rights and property belonging to him in Montmméllian, Plailly, Gouvieux, Auvers, Robertval and other rights and revenues in Louvres en Parisis, in the dioceses of Meaux, Paris, Senlis and Beauvais and in the French Vexin.