12th-early 14th century AD. A group of four early medieval British lead seals, each accompanied by a modern museum-quality impression, transcription and translation: H359: a large round personal seal matrix with legend S' ADE DE HAM (seal of Adam of Ham), central a floral motif; H696: a large discoid personal seal matrix with legend SIGILL REGINALDI FILL(.) BARNAEB, (seal of Reginald son of William Barnaby), central fleur-de-lys, suspension loop at the top; reverse plain; H700: a discoid personal seal matrix with clear legend S ISABELLE VX MILON, (seal of Isabel wife of Milon), central five-petalled floral device, pierced suspension lug to reverse; H702: lozenge-shaped personal seal matrix with clear legend S STEPHI FIL HVG, (seal of Stephen son of Hugh), central sun device and lug with vertical ridge to reverse. 92 grams total, 26-54mm (1 - 2"). Property of a West Sussex, UK, gentleman; from a detailed Lincolnshire, UK, collection. [4]