On August 12, 1851, in the rural town of Lavardens, France, a Messr. Lézian received news of victory in a court case regarding his land. After the decision was announced, these papers were filed to record the proceedings and grant him 760.72 francs, an award ratified by the city's gracious coat of arms. Masterfully reproduced to capture the translucence of the parchment, the grace of the script and even the folds and fading of the paper, the document survives today as an elegant vestige of a bygone era.

• Masterful reproduction of 1851 court document from Lavardens, France
• Beautifully preserves the elegant ink script and vintage parchment paper, including the shadow of the ink on the reverse of the translucent paper
• Expertly re-created and printed on archival acid-free paper
• Framed behind glass in silver wood molding
• Set includes 8 images, each sold separately
• Made in the USA