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Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested
Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested

Islamic Kufic Calligraphy Koran, Quran, Vellum Leaf, 57-162 AH, No.2, Age Tested

$ 395999.99

Availability: 25 in stock

Description

Vellum No.2
You are buying a VERY RARE Genuine collectible Islamic Kufic Quran Calligraphy Manuscript on Vellum Leaf, double sided page, SIZE 18cm X 11.5cm.
This Vellum had a Radiocarbon analysis test on March 9
th
, 2017 at A.E. Lalonde AMS Laboratory (Canadian centre for AMS and environmental radionuclide research) at the University of Ottawa, Sample Number UOC-3877.
Test results was for 86.1% Probability, 677-779 AD which is 57-162 AH (Hijri)
Similar items sold at Auctions for Hundreds of thousands are not tested, tested ones only found at
Museums
and are priceless.
Full report is Available for Buyer only so not to be used by other sellers.
Please check pictures for more details, there is small side cuts done for testing and sampling at Lab that are clear in pictures also.
This leaf is from Surah Al-Hajj, Verses from mid. 37 to mid. 39, Juz 17, Hizb 34.
Kufic is the oldest calligraphic form, it was developed around the end of the 7th century in Kufa, Iraq, from which it takes its name
Kufic was prevalent in manuscripts from the 7th to 11th centuries, it was the main script used to copy the Quran.
I bought this item in 2011 at Waddington Auctions, this item belongs to Scheak collection of exotic international antiques, acquired by the Brant Museum and Archives in 1993, item was on display at the Museum until they decided to sell the whole Scheak collection it in 2009.
Scheak was a charmingly eccentric retired engineer who made a fortune playing the stock market and spent 40 years amassing antiques.
He had no descendants and, when he was in his late 80s, hit upon the Brantford museum as a possible home for his collection, which he hoped to keep intact. Many discussions and visits with museum and Brant County officials resulted in a deal that became public in 1993.
You are buying same item in pictures, please check pictures for details.
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