Antique French Parchment Handwritten Ancient Scroll in the Period of King Louis XIV in 1683

Antique French parchment handwritten ancient scroll from the period of King Louis XIV in 1683 Parchment is made of sheepskin or calfskin. Around 170 BC, Eumenes II, king of Pergamon in Anatolia, was the first to use parchment. Sheepskin, limed, sheared off, and softened with pumice stones, became the new writing material. The English name "parchment" of parchment comes from the name of this city. This is a 340-year-old French handwritten sheepskin scroll. It was located in the builder of the Palace of Versailles and was known as the Sun King during the period of Louis XIV (Kangxiyear), an antique document collected in many museums in Europe. , are all ancient sheepskin scrolls. #And this one is very special, there is a special stamped paper on the back of it, the picture on it can be vaguely seen that there is a crown on the top and a shield below it, and the rest is quite vague. I have collected French parchments and ancient paper scrolls over 200 years old at the same time, and analyzed their characteristics. In fact, the material of the parchment scrolls is harder than the ancient paper scrolls, and the edges will not be fluffy like the ancient paper scrolls due to the friction of time. It is often taken out and used as a background for taking pictures, and it is also quite suitable for framing. Size: The folded size is about 24.5*18.5cm, and the unfolded size is 36.5*24.5cm Year: 1683 (Louis XIV) # I don't know the content The traces of objects from 340 years ago are very obvious, and those who can accept it will buy it again.