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Medium to thick parchment, well selected and prepared; color difference notable between brown hair side and white flesh side, mostly calfskin; goat used for folios added to the beginning and end (fols. 1-3 and 154-156)
Bound in France ca. 1550-1575; brown calfskin boards; gilded foliate design on upper and lower boards, names "Claude/Armilhon" (upper board) and "Martinne/Marlot" (lower board) in gilt lettering; spine added ca. eighteenth or nineteenth century with gilt lettering of title, "Heures/Gotiques"; endbands of pink and blue thread with edgebead added ca. eighteenth or nineteenth century