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Museum of Ethnography, Rotterdam (Supplement to vol. II, 1968, p. 858-862)

4 lines, 1 original beveled brown wooden board and 1 roughly rounded new one

Yusup romance in macapat verse, the usual East Javanese version, incomplete, the conclusion is missing. The spelling and the idiom are influenced by the Madurese vernacular. The script is perpendicular and round; it is written carefully, rather large. It shows some resemblance with Balinese script. The ms was probably written in the second half of the 19th century. It was

palmleaf ms, 4 lines, square wooden boards decorated with fine wood carving, antique Jav. design, col oured black and red Yusup romance in macapat verse, the usual East Javanese version, incomplete, beginning and conclusion are missing. The