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At the bottom ?
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It was never actually signed. King John put his name to the document using a wax seal.
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Couldn't even write and they made him king! How non elitist and egalitarian they were back then.
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It was never actually signed . How interesting . I didn't realise that but I guess the seal was deemed the eqivalent in those days .
Would have been a better story if the attempted theft had been successful and it had been recovered during a dawn raid on the Russian Embassy ![]() ![]() |
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Reynard - that was the procedure followed by all medieval monarchs but it could have been signed as quills and ink were in use.
The £2 coin actually shows King John holding Magna Carta in one hand and a large quill in the other. |
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* The commemorative £2 coin minted in 2015
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Love history
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I once used a wheelbarrow for this and really burned my hands :( Absolutely USELSS as a Magma Carta.
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Love comedy
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Must be disappointing reading my posts then!
For some reason I'm thinking that joke should be in "Viz". |
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It's an amusing play on words and in no way offensive to politically correct souls such as myself
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When the fücker's caught he should have his fingers pulverised with a hammer.
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