Contents: 1. This is a seal, P. D. Harvey. 2. The seals of King Henry II and his Court, Nicholas Vincent. 3. The declaration on the Norman Church (1205): a study in Norman sigillography, Daniel Power. 4. Making an impression: seals as signifiers of individual and collective rank in the upper aristocracy in England and the Empire in the 13th and 14th centuries, Jörg Peltzer. 5. Making a mark in medieval London: the social and economic status of seal-makers, John McEwan. 6. Seals and stars. Law, magic, and the bureaucratic process (12th-13th centuries), Brigitte Miriam Bedos-Rezak. 7. Governmental seals of Richard I, Adrian Ailes. 8. Seals and the law in 13th century England, P. Brand. 9. Iustitia, notaries and lawyers: legal sealing in medieval Italy, John Cherry. 10. Family identity: the seals of the Longespées, B. Kemp. 11. Conformity and divergence: motifs on personal seals in medieval Wales, Elizabeth New. 12. Imaging the Glorious Past. The 13th century Common Seal of Ely Cathedral Priory and its artistic contexts, Markus Spaeth. 13. Putting seals on the map: Francis Blomefield's Plan of the City of Norwich, 1746, and the construction of civic identity, T. A. Heslop and Matthew Sillence. 14. Medieval seal finds in Wales and their context, David Williams.

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