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First published 1951 (DOST Vol. II).
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Quotation dates: 1488-1667
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Glasp, Glesp, n. [Northern e.m.E. glasp, var. of Clasp n.] A clasp.1488 Treasurer's Accounts I. 80.
A buke of gold … and on the glasp of it four perlis and a fare ruby 1513 Ib. IV. 523.
viij greit giaspes … for binding of the organis to the wall 1549 Complaynte of Scotland 70/24.
Heffand ane beuk in his hand, the glaspis var fast lokkyt vitht rouste 1565–6 Edinb. Old Acc. II. 236.
For irne and making of xxxviij glaspis to the thre beris 1610 Tailors Acc. Bk. 76.
For glaspis to this same coit 1628 Edinburgh Testaments LIV. 341 b.
Ane pair of gold glaspis 1654 Ib. LXVIII. 39.
Half ane grose glaspes and eyes 1667 Ib. LXXIII. 8 b.
Ane pair of silver glespes for breatchesattrib. 1520–1 Reg. Soltre 187.
Pro seris le glaspis bandis … xxix s. 1560 Edinb. Old Acc. II. 98.
Sex standartis to the glaspe bandis
