Up to 200 years old, the property deeds from the 1800s have the most standardised format, with elaborate headings and incorporated seals. Average size is 29'' x 20''. They cost substantially less than older deeds, but are still an original piece of history, and make wonderful wall hangings.

Rudyard Kipling's 'IF' was recently voted the most popular poem in Britain. It's not difficult to see why. The words are reproduced below. It serves as a moral compass not only for adults, but also for children, godchildren and anyone else grappling with life! We supply it in a 14" x 12" brown and gold wooden frame, with a double mount.

Amusing doggerel describing the pitfalls of intestacy. Motivates clients to make a will with you! Supplied in a simple clip framed, ready to hang in your lobby.

An attractive facsimile of the original Magna Carta, with the Coats of Arms of the Earls and Barons who were prominent before and after the Charter was signed set in the margins.

Written in Latin or the English of Shakespeare's time, these original deeds have black or red pendant seals and are more than four centuries old. They tend to be small - average size is 8"'' x 4'' and, of course, every one of them is unique.

These deeds date from the reign of Charles I. Average size is 12" x 8", and the best examples come with pendant seals.

Old deeds from the 1800s have smart printed headings and red wax seals incorporated within the document rather than hanging from it. Unlike deeds from earlier centuries, they are written in English (not Latin) in a size that makes them easily legible.