A French silk and wire embroidered double-sided paper page depicting the Shroud of Bescanon, 18th century, each side with a floral border, the recto inscribed A Saint Suaire a touche a Pelouse de notre Seigneur qui est a Bescancon (A Holy Shroud has touched the Lawn of our Lord which is in Bescancon), the verso Deus qui nobis in Sancta Syndone, qua corpus neun Sacratissimus de cruce depositum a Joseph involutum fuit, passionis tuae vistigae reliquistri, concede prpitiusm uf per mortemes. Seput turam tuam ad resurrectionis glorian perduca- mar. Qui vivis & regnas cum Deo Patre, (O God, who left us in the holy syndone, in which the body of the most sacred nun was wrapped up on the cross deposited by Joseph, you have left your vistige of passion, first of all through deaths. Bring your body to the glory of the Resurrection. You who live and reign with God the Father), in a later frame, 10 x 7cmThe paper with some discolouration. The embroidered elements in good order with minor fading to colours to be expected with age. The frame is later.