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 Title page and contents 

 Part I 

• In search of a semiotic paradigm: the matter of sealing in Medieval thought and praxis (1050-1400), Brigitte Miriam Bedos-Rezak
• The Knight's alter ego: from equestruian to armorial seal, Adrian Ailes
• Heads, arms and badges: royal representation on seals, John Cherry
• Queens and Powerful women: image and authority, Elizabeth Danbury

 Part II 

• The re-use and copying of ancient intaglios set in Medieval personal seals mainly found in England: an aspect of the Renaissance of the 12th century, Martin Henig
• Seals and status in Medieval English towns: a case-study of London, Newcastle and Durham, Elizabeth New
• Glasgow, Italy and France: 13th and early 14th-century seals from the Cathedral, Virginia Glenn
• The seals of the Order of St Lazarus of Jerusalem in England, David Marcombe
• The judicial seals of the Welsh courts of great sessions, David H. Williams

 Part III 

• The oldest equestrian seals in Sweden: Karl Svekersson, Birger Brosa and Karl the Deaf, Coran Tegner
• The re-engraved matrix: bishop versus chapter in Nidaros around 1300, ErlaBergendahl Hohler
• Medieval seal matrices found at castles and castle mounds in Denmark - what does archaeology tell about ther use? Michael Andersen
• Seals of Swedish towns before 1350, Henrik Klackenberg

 Part IV 

• Curial narratives: the seals of Cardinal Deacons 1280-1305, Julian Gardner
• The sealed saint: representations of Saint Francis of Assisi on Medieval Italian seals, Ruth Wolff
• '...in quella era unico al mondo': A reassessment of cinquecento seal engraving and the seal matrices of Lautizio da Perugia, Matthew Sillence

 Appendix and handlist 

 Bibliography