Note of twenty florins, with geometry and machine sketches
A memorandum of money received amid faint studies of dividers, an inscribed square, and metal fittings.
The one transcribed line is a brief account note recording that someone has received twenty broad florins. Around it the sheet carries faint pencil and ink sketches: a pair of dividers set over a circle, a diamond inscribed within a square, and several bolted metal brackets or fittings. Further untranscribed writing is also present at the left margin.
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Twenty broad florins received
He has had twenty broad florins, which he can... (the note breaks off). It is a short memorandum of money received.
Dividers over a circle; a diamond inscribed in a square
A pair of dividers is drawn opened over a circle at the centre of the sheet, and lower left a diamond is inscribed within a square with connecting lines. Neither figure is described in the transcribed text.
Bolted brackets and fittings
Several metal brackets, bolts and plate fittings are sketched on the right side of the sheet. They are not covered by the transcribed note.