Worcestershire – William III attractive document issued in the name of William III c1690s, being an exemplification of a recovery for lands in Worcestershire, featuring a fine and very large calligraphic introduction in Latin, with the Royal Coat of Arms contained within an elaborated engraved initial letter ‘G’[for ‘Gugliemus’]. Document slightly dusty and lacking seal but an attractive document from the reign of William III. This was probably issued shortly after the death of Mary II in 1694, and usual double portrait of the join monarchs has been replaced by the Royal Coat of Arms – it is probable that the original portrait was no longer valid but it was too early for the sole portrait of William III to have been engraved