Liber oblongus

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2–9, Rekeningen (1422–1503)

155, Register: cartulaire

178, 179, 180, Register: planarius

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Charters

178, Rekeningen

Charters

Register 1, 2

Charters

Charters

Charters

1–12, Rekeningen (1403–1500)

126, 127, 128, Register, cartulaires

181, Register, planarius

Charters

1, Register: rekeningen, 1492–1520

30, 31, Cartulaire I, II

Charters

Charters

Rekeningboeken, i (1455–64), ii (1464–72), iii (1455–72), iv (1468–80; 1506–7, 1511–13)

Charters

C445

C446

C220, Cartularium

C221, Cartularium

C227, Memorial boek

A39, Charters

A40–2, Testaments and foundations

A47–58, Acta capituli (1345–1522)

A128, Cartularium

A130, Cartularium (microfilm from town archive, Hamburg)

A141, Planarius

A250–4, Charters

D40–9, Charters

G1–7, Fabric accounts (1365–1500)

G127, 130, Accounts of the obedientiar

I4, Ambachten

I9–13, Processen

C455, Obituarium

C440

S47, Planarius

S178, Cartularium

S195, 196, Testaments and foundations

S220, Armendis

S238, Acta capituli (1480–1501)

S289, Fondatïeboek

S322, Handboek fondatïes

S328, Acta capituli

S344, Gilden (charters)

S595, Rekening communiteit

S616, Rekeningen kerkfabriek (1482–92, 1501–3)

S718, Cartularium

S728, Charters

181/150, Cartularium

Charters n3E, n4E

Handschriften

72/125, Getijdenboek

Charters 202bis

1, Register

Register 12, Cartularium

Register 89, 90, Rekeningen (1342–1425)

1, Cartularium

42, Booghemakers

64, Goudsmeden cartulaire (1395–1457)

386, Register den smeden (1374–1500)

1373, 2309, 3947, 6922, 7020, 7721, 8084, 8092, 8096, 8112, 8185, 8120, 8121, 8122, 8124, 8127, 8128, 8133, 8135, 8187, 8194, 8201, 8203, 8205, 8219, 8231, 8232, 8249, 8271, 8277, 8284, 8300, 8303, 8318, 8518, 8592, 8663, 8688, 8702, 8727, 8772, 8776, 8845, 9056, 9059, 9061, 9062, 9065, 9149, 9154, 9158.

10 (Process)

13 (Obituarium klooster van Sion)

80 (Sint-Salvator, confraternity)

81 (Obituarium Sint-Salvator)

86 (Sint-Obrecht cartularium)

172, 214, 224 (lootghieters)

194 (Sint Basil)

250, Acta capituli (1480–1501)

720, Cartularium

725, Legger van renten 1416

735, Planarius

741, Fondatïe

1181, Cartularium kerkfabriek

1350, Begravingsboek kerkfabriek (1428–1522)

1217, Rekeningen kerkmeesters (1464–71)

1403, (NK) Rekeningen kerkmeesters (1444–1511)

1497, Rekeningen confraternitatis chori

1501, Gilde van de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Sneeuw, cartularium (1467–1516)

1531, 1532, Gilde van de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Sneeuw, rekeningen (1467–1532)

2003, Statuta confraternitatis chori

Charters

1507–13, Vierschaar (1430–1506)

5, Cartularium Sint-Kruis

6, Register Sint-Anna

251, Sacrament guild

Charters

3, Process (relic of St Giles)

4, 26, 27, 271, Cartularia

273, Cartularium van het commun

292–4, Aflaten

Charters

23, 24, 98, Rekeningen kerkarchief (1419–23, 1443–67, 1464–78)

197, 198, Begravingsboek (1426–50; 1398–1778)

377, Registrum communitate

646, 647, Cartularia: armendis

887, 888, Register fondatïes (1369–1594; 1463–78)

Charters

609, Rentboek

12–14, 74, Cartularia

224–27, Rekeningen communiteit (1422–70)

395–7, Cartularia

Charters

96, 1 (Rudenbouc), 2 (Rodenboek), 3 (Rodenboek A), 4 (Ouden wittenbouc), 6 (Wittenbouc B), 10 (Geluwenboek), 11 (Groenenbouc A), 12 (Groenenbouc B), 13 (Groenenbouc C), 14 (Nieuwen groenenbouc onghecottert), 15 (Tweeden nieuwen groenenbouc B), 20 (Proose en kannunikse), 21 (Sentencïen)

99, 100, Politeke oorkonden, charters

114, Wetsvernieuwingen (1363–1500)

120, Hallegeboden, i–iii (1490–1530)

157, Civiele sententïen vierschaar (1465–9)

165, 166, Civiele sententïen kamer

192, Verluydboek, I (1490–1515)

196, Doncker camer: 9, 11 Bezzetteboucken; Cartularium

198, Klerken van de vierschaar

216, Stadsrekeningen (1280–1520)

277, Presentwijnen

299, Makelaars: Cartularium; Renteboek

324, Droogscheerders

333, Kleermakers: Register betreffende fondatïes

334, Cordewaniers

336, Kuipers

337, Kulkstickers

345, Peltiers

350, Sceppers

384, Librarïers

385, Sint-Joris gilde; rekeningen (1445–80); ledenregister

389, Heilige Geest

390, Drie Santinnen

406, Korenmarkt

430, Hospitaal Potterie

438, Bogaardenschool: Cartularia; Rekeningen

446, Sint-Donaas

456, Heilige Bloedkapel

457, Fondatïes

505, Gilde Drogenboom: ledenregister; rekeningen (1496–1515); charters

506, Gilde Roosebeke

524, Gilde Hulsterloo

539, Hs. 3, ‘Beschrijving … van de Witte Beer’

574, J. P. van de Maele, Beschryvinge van Brugge

828bis, Klerken van de vierschaar

Hs. 436, ‘Chronicke van Vlaenderen’

Hs. 437, ‘Chronicke van Vlaenderen’

CC 1923–5 (Chambre des comptes, 1467–70)

CC 13773, 13777, 13780 (Schoutrekeningen Brugge)

CC 27388–94 (Chambre des comptes, 1446–59)

Trésor de Flandre (chartes), 1er série: 1684, 1697, 1698, 1701, 1703

B 1343, 1347, 1507, 1561, 1562, 1563, 1597, 1602, 1608, 1609, 1611, 1616, 1686–96, 1705 (Cartulaires de Flandre, Registres des chartes)

B 1923, 1925, 1927, 1948, 1951, 1954, 1957, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1969, 1972, 1975, 1978, 1982, 1988, 1991, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2017, 2020, 2026, 2030, 2034, 2040, 2045, 2048, 2051, 2054, 2061, 2064, 2068, 2115, 2118 (Recettes générales de finances, 1420–77)

B 3231, 3239, 3346, 3431–3434, 3455–7, 3661, 3662 (Recettes de l'hôtel des ducs de Bourgogne)

B 4077–117 (Recettes générales des comtes de Flandre, 1385–1475)

B 7662

B 17703–6 (Lettres reçues et dépêchées)

MS 466

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Charters

Charters

2–9, Rekeningen (1422–1503)

155, Register: cartulaire

178, 179, 180, Register: planarius

Charters

Charters

178, Rekeningen

Charters

Register 1, 2

Charters

Charters

Charters

1–12, Rekeningen (1403–1500)

126, 127, 128, Register, cartulaires

181, Register, planarius

Charters

1, Register: rekeningen, 1492–1520

30, 31, Cartulaire I, II

Charters

Charters

Rekeningboeken, i (1455–64), ii (1464–72), iii (1455–72), iv (1468–80; 1506–7, 1511–13)

Charters

C445

C446

C220, Cartularium

C221, Cartularium

C227, Memorial boek

A39, Charters

A40–2, Testaments and foundations

A47–58, Acta capituli (1345–1522)

A128, Cartularium

A130, Cartularium (microfilm from town archive, Hamburg)

A141, Planarius

A250–4, Charters

D40–9, Charters

G1–7, Fabric accounts (1365–1500)

G127, 130, Accounts of the obedientiar

I4, Ambachten

I9–13, Processen

C455, Obituarium

C440

S47, Planarius

S178, Cartularium

S195, 196, Testaments and foundations

S220, Armendis

S238, Acta capituli (1480–1501)

S289, Fondatïeboek

S322, Handboek fondatïes

S328, Acta capituli

S344, Gilden (charters)

S595, Rekening communiteit

S616, Rekeningen kerkfabriek (1482–92, 1501–3)

S718, Cartularium

S728, Charters

181/150, Cartularium

Charters n3E, n4E

Handschriften

72/125, Getijdenboek

Charters 202bis

1, Register

Register 12, Cartularium

Register 89, 90, Rekeningen (1342–1425)

1, Cartularium

42, Booghemakers

64, Goudsmeden cartulaire (1395–1457)

386, Register den smeden (1374–1500)

1373, 2309, 3947, 6922, 7020, 7721, 8084, 8092, 8096, 8112, 8185, 8120, 8121, 8122, 8124, 8127, 8128, 8133, 8135, 8187, 8194, 8201, 8203, 8205, 8219, 8231, 8232, 8249, 8271, 8277, 8284, 8300, 8303, 8318, 8518, 8592, 8663, 8688, 8702, 8727, 8772, 8776, 8845, 9056, 9059, 9061, 9062, 9065, 9149, 9154, 9158.

10 (Process)

13 (Obituarium klooster van Sion)

80 (Sint-Salvator, confraternity)

81 (Obituarium Sint-Salvator)

86 (Sint-Obrecht cartularium)

172, 214, 224 (lootghieters)

194 (Sint Basil)

250, Acta capituli (1480–1501)

720, Cartularium

725, Legger van renten 1416

735, Planarius

741, Fondatïe

1181, Cartularium kerkfabriek

1350, Begravingsboek kerkfabriek (1428–1522)

1217, Rekeningen kerkmeesters (1464–71)

1403, (NK) Rekeningen kerkmeesters (1444–1511)

1497, Rekeningen confraternitatis chori

1501, Gilde van de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Sneeuw, cartularium (1467–1516)

1531, 1532, Gilde van de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Sneeuw, rekeningen (1467–1532)

2003, Statuta confraternitatis chori

Charters

1507–13, Vierschaar (1430–1506)

5, Cartularium Sint-Kruis

6, Register Sint-Anna

251, Sacrament guild

Charters

3, Process (relic of St Giles)

4, 26, 27, 271, Cartularia

273, Cartularium van het commun

292–4, Aflaten

Charters

23, 24, 98, Rekeningen kerkarchief (1419–23, 1443–67, 1464–78)

197, 198, Begravingsboek (1426–50; 1398–1778)

377, Registrum communitate

646, 647, Cartularia: armendis

887, 888, Register fondatïes (1369–1594; 1463–78)

Charters

609, Rentboek

12–14, 74, Cartularia

224–27, Rekeningen communiteit (1422–70)

395–7, Cartularia

Charters

96, 1 (Rudenbouc), 2 (Rodenboek), 3 (Rodenboek A), 4 (Ouden wittenbouc), 6 (Wittenbouc B), 10 (Geluwenboek), 11 (Groenenbouc A), 12 (Groenenbouc B), 13 (Groenenbouc C), 14 (Nieuwen groenenbouc onghecottert), 15 (Tweeden nieuwen groenenbouc B), 20 (Proose en kannunikse), 21 (Sentencïen)

99, 100, Politeke oorkonden, charters

114, Wetsvernieuwingen (1363–1500)

120, Hallegeboden, i–iii (1490–1530)

157, Civiele sententïen vierschaar (1465–9)

165, 166, Civiele sententïen kamer

192, Verluydboek, I (1490–1515)

196, Doncker camer: 9, 11 Bezzetteboucken; Cartularium

198, Klerken van de vierschaar

216, Stadsrekeningen (1280–1520)

277, Presentwijnen

299, Makelaars: Cartularium; Renteboek

324, Droogscheerders

333, Kleermakers: Register betreffende fondatïes

334, Cordewaniers

336, Kuipers

337, Kulkstickers

345, Peltiers

350, Sceppers

384, Librarïers

385, Sint-Joris gilde; rekeningen (1445–80); ledenregister

389, Heilige Geest

390, Drie Santinnen

406, Korenmarkt

430, Hospitaal Potterie

438, Bogaardenschool: Cartularia; Rekeningen

446, Sint-Donaas

456, Heilige Bloedkapel

457, Fondatïes

505, Gilde Drogenboom: ledenregister; rekeningen (1496–1515); charters

506, Gilde Roosebeke

524, Gilde Hulsterloo

539, Hs. 3, ‘Beschrijving … van de Witte Beer’

574, J. P. van de Maele, Beschryvinge van Brugge

828bis, Klerken van de vierschaar

Hs. 436, ‘Chronicke van Vlaenderen’

Hs. 437, ‘Chronicke van Vlaenderen’

CC 1923–5 (Chambre des comptes, 1467–70)

CC 13773, 13777, 13780 (Schoutrekeningen Brugge)

CC 27388–94 (Chambre des comptes, 1446–59)

Trésor de Flandre (chartes), 1er série: 1684, 1697, 1698, 1701, 1703

B 1343, 1347, 1507, 1561, 1562, 1563, 1597, 1602, 1608, 1609, 1611, 1616, 1686–96, 1705 (Cartulaires de Flandre, Registres des chartes)

B 1923, 1925, 1927, 1948, 1951, 1954, 1957, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1969, 1972, 1975, 1978, 1982, 1988, 1991, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2017, 2020, 2026, 2030, 2034, 2040, 2045, 2048, 2051, 2054, 2061, 2064, 2068, 2115, 2118 (Recettes générales de finances, 1420–77)

B 3231, 3239, 3346, 3431–3434, 3455–7, 3661, 3662 (Recettes de l'hôtel des ducs de Bourgogne)

B 4077–117 (Recettes générales des comtes de Flandre, 1385–1475)

B 7662

B 17703–6 (Lettres reçues et dépêchées)

MS 466

Liber oblongus

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Charters

Charters

Charters

2–9, Rekeningen (1422–1503)

155, Register: cartulaire

178, 179, 180, Register: planarius

Charters

Charters

178, Rekeningen

Charters

Register 1, 2

Charters

Charters

Charters

1–12, Rekeningen (1403–1500)

126, 127, 128, Register, cartulaires

181, Register, planarius

Charters

1, Register: rekeningen, 1492–1520

30, 31, Cartulaire I, II

Charters

Charters

Charters

Charters

Charters

Charters

2–9, Rekeningen (1422–1503)

155, Register: cartulaire

178, 179, 180, Register: planarius

Charters

Charters

178, Rekeningen

Charters

Register 1, 2

Charters

Charters

Charters

1–12, Rekeningen (1403–1500)

126, 127, 128, Register, cartulaires

181, Register, planarius

Charters

1, Register: rekeningen, 1492–1520

30, 31, Cartulaire I, II

Charters

Charters

Rekeningboeken, i (1455–64), ii (1464–72), iii (1455–72), iv (1468–80; 1506–7, 1511–13)

Charters

C445

C446

C220, Cartularium

C221, Cartularium

C227, Memorial boek

A39, Charters

A40–2, Testaments and foundations

A47–58, Acta capituli (1345–1522)

A128, Cartularium

A130, Cartularium (microfilm from town archive, Hamburg)

A141, Planarius

A250–4, Charters

D40–9, Charters

G1–7, Fabric accounts (1365–1500)

G127, 130, Accounts of the obedientiar

I4, Ambachten

I9–13, Processen

C455, Obituarium

C440

S47, Planarius

S178, Cartularium

S195, 196, Testaments and foundations

S220, Armendis

S238, Acta capituli (1480–1501)

S289, Fondatïeboek

S322, Handboek fondatïes

S328, Acta capituli

S344, Gilden (charters)

S595, Rekening communiteit

S616, Rekeningen kerkfabriek (1482–92, 1501–3)

S718, Cartularium

S728, Charters

C445

C446

C220, Cartularium

C221, Cartularium

C227, Memorial boek

A39, Charters

A40–2, Testaments and foundations

A47–58, Acta capituli (1345–1522)

A128, Cartularium

A130, Cartularium (microfilm from town archive, Hamburg)

A141, Planarius

A250–4, Charters

D40–9, Charters

G1–7, Fabric accounts (1365–1500)

G127, 130, Accounts of the obedientiar

I4, Ambachten

I9–13, Processen

C455, Obituarium

C440

S47, Planarius

S178, Cartularium

S195, 196, Testaments and foundations

S220, Armendis

S238, Acta capituli (1480–1501)

S289, Fondatïeboek

S322, Handboek fondatïes

S328, Acta capituli

S344, Gilden (charters)

S595, Rekening communiteit

S616, Rekeningen kerkfabriek (1482–92, 1501–3)

S718, Cartularium

S728, Charters

181/150, Cartularium

Charters n3E, n4E

Handschriften

72/125, Getijdenboek

Charters 202bis

181/150, Cartularium

Charters n3E, n4E

Handschriften

72/125, Getijdenboek

Charters 202bis

1, Register

Register 12, Cartularium

Register 89, 90, Rekeningen (1342–1425)

1, Cartularium

42, Booghemakers

64, Goudsmeden cartulaire (1395–1457)

386, Register den smeden (1374–1500)

1373, 2309, 3947, 6922, 7020, 7721, 8084, 8092, 8096, 8112, 8185, 8120, 8121, 8122, 8124, 8127, 8128, 8133, 8135, 8187, 8194, 8201, 8203, 8205, 8219, 8231, 8232, 8249, 8271, 8277, 8284, 8300, 8303, 8318, 8518, 8592, 8663, 8688, 8702, 8727, 8772, 8776, 8845, 9056, 9059, 9061, 9062, 9065, 9149, 9154, 9158.

10 (Process)

13 (Obituarium klooster van Sion)

80 (Sint-Salvator, confraternity)

81 (Obituarium Sint-Salvator)

86 (Sint-Obrecht cartularium)

172, 214, 224 (lootghieters)

194 (Sint Basil)

250, Acta capituli (1480–1501)

720, Cartularium

725, Legger van renten 1416

735, Planarius

741, Fondatïe

1181, Cartularium kerkfabriek

1350, Begravingsboek kerkfabriek (1428–1522)

1217, Rekeningen kerkmeesters (1464–71)

1403, (NK) Rekeningen kerkmeesters (1444–1511)

1497, Rekeningen confraternitatis chori

1501, Gilde van de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Sneeuw, cartularium (1467–1516)

1531, 1532, Gilde van de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Sneeuw, rekeningen (1467–1532)

2003, Statuta confraternitatis chori

Charters

1507–13, Vierschaar (1430–1506)

5, Cartularium Sint-Kruis

6, Register Sint-Anna

251, Sacrament guild

Charters

3, Process (relic of St Giles)

4, 26, 27, 271, Cartularia

273, Cartularium van het commun

292–4, Aflaten

Charters

23, 24, 98, Rekeningen kerkarchief (1419–23, 1443–67, 1464–78)

197, 198, Begravingsboek (1426–50; 1398–1778)

377, Registrum communitate

646, 647, Cartularia: armendis

887, 888, Register fondatïes (1369–1594; 1463–78)

Charters

609, Rentboek

12–14, 74, Cartularia

224–27, Rekeningen communiteit (1422–70)

395–7, Cartularia

Charters

1, Cartularium

42, Booghemakers

64, Goudsmeden cartulaire (1395–1457)

386, Register den smeden (1374–1500)

1373, 2309, 3947, 6922, 7020, 7721, 8084, 8092, 8096, 8112, 8185, 8120, 8121, 8122, 8124, 8127, 8128, 8133, 8135, 8187, 8194, 8201, 8203, 8205, 8219, 8231, 8232, 8249, 8271, 8277, 8284, 8300, 8303, 8318, 8518, 8592, 8663, 8688, 8702, 8727, 8772, 8776, 8845, 9056, 9059, 9061, 9062, 9065, 9149, 9154, 9158.

10 (Process)

13 (Obituarium klooster van Sion)

80 (Sint-Salvator, confraternity)

81 (Obituarium Sint-Salvator)

86 (Sint-Obrecht cartularium)

172, 214, 224 (lootghieters)

194 (Sint Basil)

250, Acta capituli (1480–1501)

720, Cartularium

725, Legger van renten 1416

735, Planarius

741, Fondatïe

1181, Cartularium kerkfabriek

1350, Begravingsboek kerkfabriek (1428–1522)

1217, Rekeningen kerkmeesters (1464–71)

1403, (NK) Rekeningen kerkmeesters (1444–1511)

1497, Rekeningen confraternitatis chori

1501, Gilde van de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Sneeuw, cartularium (1467–1516)

1531, 1532, Gilde van de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Sneeuw, rekeningen (1467–1532)

2003, Statuta confraternitatis chori

Charters

1507–13, Vierschaar (1430–1506)

5, Cartularium Sint-Kruis

6, Register Sint-Anna

251, Sacrament guild

Charters

3, Process (relic of St Giles)

4, 26, 27, 271, Cartularia

273, Cartularium van het commun

292–4, Aflaten

Charters

23, 24, 98, Rekeningen kerkarchief (1419–23, 1443–67, 1464–78)

197, 198, Begravingsboek (1426–50; 1398–1778)

377, Registrum communitate

646, 647, Cartularia: armendis

887, 888, Register fondatïes (1369–1594; 1463–78)

Charters

609, Rentboek

12–14, 74, Cartularia

224–27, Rekeningen communiteit (1422–70)

395–7, Cartularia

Charters

1373, 2309, 3947, 6922, 7020, 7721, 8084, 8092, 8096, 8112, 8185, 8120, 8121, 8122, 8124, 8127, 8128, 8133, 8135, 8187, 8194, 8201, 8203, 8205, 8219, 8231, 8232, 8249, 8271, 8277, 8284, 8300, 8303, 8318, 8518, 8592, 8663, 8688, 8702, 8727, 8772, 8776, 8845, 9056, 9059, 9061, 9062, 9065, 9149, 9154, 9158.

10 (Process)

13 (Obituarium klooster van Sion)

80 (Sint-Salvator, confraternity)

81 (Obituarium Sint-Salvator)

86 (Sint-Obrecht cartularium)

172, 214, 224 (lootghieters)

194 (Sint Basil)

250, Acta capituli (1480–1501)

720, Cartularium

725, Legger van renten 1416

735, Planarius

741, Fondatïe

1181, Cartularium kerkfabriek

1350, Begravingsboek kerkfabriek (1428–1522)

1217, Rekeningen kerkmeesters (1464–71)

1403, (NK) Rekeningen kerkmeesters (1444–1511)

1497, Rekeningen confraternitatis chori

1501, Gilde van de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Sneeuw, cartularium (1467–1516)

1531, 1532, Gilde van de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Sneeuw, rekeningen (1467–1532)

2003, Statuta confraternitatis chori

Charters

1507–13, Vierschaar (1430–1506)

5, Cartularium Sint-Kruis

6, Register Sint-Anna

251, Sacrament guild

Charters

3, Process (relic of St Giles)

4, 26, 27, 271, Cartularia

273, Cartularium van het commun

292–4, Aflaten

Charters

23, 24, 98, Rekeningen kerkarchief (1419–23, 1443–67, 1464–78)

197, 198, Begravingsboek (1426–50; 1398–1778)

377, Registrum communitate

646, 647, Cartularia: armendis

887, 888, Register fondatïes (1369–1594; 1463–78)

Charters

609, Rentboek

12–14, 74, Cartularia

224–27, Rekeningen communiteit (1422–70)

395–7, Cartularia

Charters

96, 1 (Rudenbouc), 2 (Rodenboek), 3 (Rodenboek A), 4 (Ouden wittenbouc), 6 (Wittenbouc B), 10 (Geluwenboek), 11 (Groenenbouc A), 12 (Groenenbouc B), 13 (Groenenbouc C), 14 (Nieuwen groenenbouc onghecottert), 15 (Tweeden nieuwen groenenbouc B), 20 (Proose en kannunikse), 21 (Sentencïen)

99, 100, Politeke oorkonden, charters

114, Wetsvernieuwingen (1363–1500)

120, Hallegeboden, i–iii (1490–1530)

157, Civiele sententïen vierschaar (1465–9)

165, 166, Civiele sententïen kamer

192, Verluydboek, I (1490–1515)

196, Doncker camer: 9, 11 Bezzetteboucken; Cartularium

198, Klerken van de vierschaar

216, Stadsrekeningen (1280–1520)

277, Presentwijnen

299, Makelaars: Cartularium; Renteboek

324, Droogscheerders

333, Kleermakers: Register betreffende fondatïes

334, Cordewaniers

336, Kuipers

337, Kulkstickers

345, Peltiers

350, Sceppers

384, Librarïers

385, Sint-Joris gilde; rekeningen (1445–80); ledenregister

389, Heilige Geest

390, Drie Santinnen

406, Korenmarkt

430, Hospitaal Potterie

438, Bogaardenschool: Cartularia; Rekeningen

446, Sint-Donaas

456, Heilige Bloedkapel

457, Fondatïes

505, Gilde Drogenboom: ledenregister; rekeningen (1496–1515); charters

506, Gilde Roosebeke

524, Gilde Hulsterloo

539, Hs. 3, ‘Beschrijving … van de Witte Beer’

574, J. P. van de Maele, Beschryvinge van Brugge

828bis, Klerken van de vierschaar

Hs. 436, ‘Chronicke van Vlaenderen’

Hs. 437, ‘Chronicke van Vlaenderen’

CC 1923–5 (Chambre des comptes, 1467–70)

CC 13773, 13777, 13780 (Schoutrekeningen Brugge)

CC 27388–94 (Chambre des comptes, 1446–59)

Trésor de Flandre (chartes), 1er série: 1684, 1697, 1698, 1701, 1703

B 1343, 1347, 1507, 1561, 1562, 1563, 1597, 1602, 1608, 1609, 1611, 1616, 1686–96, 1705 (Cartulaires de Flandre, Registres des chartes)

B 1923, 1925, 1927, 1948, 1951, 1954, 1957, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1969, 1972, 1975, 1978, 1982, 1988, 1991, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2017, 2020, 2026, 2030, 2034, 2040, 2045, 2048, 2051, 2054, 2061, 2064, 2068, 2115, 2118 (Recettes générales de finances, 1420–77)

B 3231, 3239, 3346, 3431–3434, 3455–7, 3661, 3662 (Recettes de l'hôtel des ducs de Bourgogne)

B 4077–117 (Recettes générales des comtes de Flandre, 1385–1475)

B 7662

B 17703–6 (Lettres reçues et dépêchées)

MS 466

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