MANUSCRITO.- CARLOS II, Rei de Espanha.- Carta executória de fidalguia- Século XVII (1679).- 162, 2 br. f.; 32 cm.- E. Manuscript on parchment. Enforceable letter of nobility and blood cleanness (or letter of coat of arms) granted on behalf of the Council of His Majesty King Don Carlos II, of Spain (1661-1700), to Don Bernardo de Valbuena, neighbor of the town of Paredes de Nava (Palencia), on the occasion of the lawsuit that opposed the applicant to the licensee Joseph Antonio de las Cuebas y Zuñiga “vuestro fiscal y a el Conçejo y state of the good men pecheros [tenants or tenants] of the dicha villa of Paredes de Naba ”. Luxurious document with miniature, entirely handwritten in round humanistic script, featuring the following decorative elements: large full-page miniature (the applicant, wife and child) at the feet of the Virgin and Child (fol. 1v); coat of arms granted to D. Bernardo (full-page miniature, fol. 2r); folios 2v and 3r, with large decorative stripes with putti, columns and hunting motifs; around 90 lines with miniatures in red, green and blue (4 doubles and 18 triples); six pages of ornamental borders with miniatures; about 150 initials with miniatures (4 to 8 lines per side); a miniature representing King Carlos II (128x80 mm); all remaining pages (without miniatures) framed by gilt ornamental borders. Council oil stamp(?) affixed to the lower margin of all pages; at the end, two registers. Very well preserved document, dated “En la Ciudad de Valladilid a catorze dias de el mes de Agosto de mil seiscientos n y setenta y nueve años”. Original crimson silk binding, slightly worn, retaining the large lead pendent seal with the braided silk cord, as well as all the fine silk dividers; gilt edges.