A completely exceptional pictorial diary from the mission in the little-known parts left behind by the Jesuit missionary Ignatius Tirsch.

The books of the watch was the most common type of medieval manuscript and was one of the good tastes to own such a book.

A chronicle of the Constance Council, which was written by the church townsman Ulrich Richental in the 15 century.

The most comprehensive pictorial handwriting of Central Europe, nicknamed as a medieval comic.

The abatious man of Kunhuta is exceptional in addition to the extraordinary pictorial decorations in that his contracting authority was a woman.

The most famous manuscript with incalculable historical value.