Chartulary produced in Scotland containing documents relating to the Augustinian Abbey of Scone covering the years 1164-1326. The chartulary is wanting several leaves and is bound out of order. It contains copies of 83 papal, royal, and episcopal charters; however, many of the witness lists have been omitted.

The documents are written in a variety of contemporary charter hands with 28 lines to a page. Davis has dated the manuscript to the 2nd quarter of the 14th century.

The contents are as follows:

Papal bulls. Folios 1-8v.

Part of a charter of Malcolm IV confirming the foundation, and a charter of Robert confirming the above. Folios 9r-11v.

Royal charters. Folios 11v-15v.

Charters relating to the bishopric and bishops of St Andrews. Folios 15v-19r.

Charters relating to the bishops of Dunkeld. Folios 19r-21r.

Charters and grants relating to transfer of lands. Folios 21r-32r.

The manuscript is decorated with coloured capitals, mostly in red, but occasionally in blue or green. A few of the initials have been ornamented with faces and grotesques. Smaller initials throughout are stroked with red. There are no rubrics to the charters. In the Papal bulls the rota is generally copied at the end.

A foliation has been provided in the centre of the top margin in the hand of Sir James Balfour, and he has also added a title to the manuscript on folio 1r.

Folios with the modern foliation 27-31 bear Balfour's original foliation in the sequence of 27, 28, 30, 31 (back to front), 29. A later hand identifies Balfour's folio 27 as out of sequence, followed by what would have been the original folios 27-30. The folio with modern foliation 32 is torn with the loss of text, and was ignored in Balfour's foliation.

There are occasional marginal annotations in contemporary and later hands.

The manuscript is worn and damaged in places, and there is evidence of contemporary repairs to the vellum.

A gallotanic solution as been applied to folios 31rv and 32r.