The materials are held in a single paper folder (236 mm x 178 mm) labelled F.
The entirety of Acc. 4 c I[1-14] were originally wrapped in a paper cover measuring approximately 380 mm x 250 mm when unfolded. On this paper cover, which is highly fragile and damaged around the edges, is written Access 4 C I. Mapper med A-B, E-P.
The manuscript is currently held in a modern archival paper folder measuring 305 mm x 215 mm.
Acc. 4 c I[1-7] are all held in an archival box measuring 320 mm x 230 mm x 75 mm
Written in the Faroe Islands in the nineteenth century.
The manuscript materials were part of V. U. Hammershaimb's private archive and were originally intended for Det kgl. nordiske Oldskriftselskab. They were given to the Arnamagnæan Collection following Hammershaimb's death in 1909.
Catalogued 2021 by SDV.
Digital photographs December 14, 2018.
CCF 124B. Føroya kvæði IIp. 75-66
Informant : Ole Jespersen, Hov, Suðuroy
*Missing
Written by J. H. Schrøter.
Recorded by V. U. Hammershaimb in 1848 from the informant Ole Jespersen, Hov, Suðuroy.
The manuscript went missing sometime after being edited in CCF.
„Ríma“
„Eg stóð so nær, eg lýddi hará“
„med fagran“
„hvörki moyggjar ella hoviskar kvinnur“
CCF 125B. Føroya kvæði VIp. 70-71
Informant : Poul Jakobson í Garðshirni
The title Faðir og dóttir sonur is written in the upper corner on p. 17 (f. 9r).
There is no foliation.
Written in two columns with around 20 lines per column.
The written area is 200 mm x 165 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by V. U. Hammershaimb.
Recorded by V. U. Hammershaimb in 1848 from the informant Poul Jacobsen í Garðshirni, Hvalba, Suðuroy.
„Filkus Veymarsson“
„Filkus han spurdi sína hjartans keru“
„og lovar hans vív“
CCF 126. Føroya kvæði VIp. 72-73
Informant : Poul Johannisson í Sundbø
There is no foliation.
Written in two columns with around 28 lines per column.
The written area is 195 mm x 165 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by V. U. Hammershaimb.
Recorded by V. U. Hammershaimb in 1848 from the informant Poul Johannessen (Poul í Sakarisstovu), Sumba, Suðuroy.
Written by V. U. Hammershaimb.
The manuscript went missing sometime after being edited in CCF.
„Finnur hiin Fruiji“
„Ain buir Jadlin å Uplöndun“
„Heikur edla Hund“
CCF 26Ac. Føroya kvæði Ip. 534-539
Currently misplaced at the beginning of the manuscript.
There is no foliation.
Written in a single column with 24 lines per page.
The written area is 155 mm x 95 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by J. H. Schrøter.
Recorded by J. H. Schrøter in the first half of the nineteenth century on the Faroe Islands.
„Finnur hin fríði“
„Aijn er giadlen af up landen“
„han dreer so tunge sorg“
CCF 26B. Føroya kvæði Ip. 539-544
„Gode Ven Schroter| Jeg ved ikke om det kan leses| so got maske Elsebettune| kan noget i den“
Ende paa finnur fry skrevet i hast
There is no foliation.
Written in a single column with around 21 lines per page.
The written area is 195 mm x 150 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written in a single hand in a current script.
Written on the Faroe Islands in the first half of the nineteenth century.
According to the colophon, the manuscript was sent by the scribe to J.H. Schrøter at a time when Elsebeth Poulsdatter (Elsebeth í Túni) worked as his housekeeper.
„Finnur hin fríði“
„Viljið tar nú lýða á“
„hann sirgi sín bróðirs deyð“
CCF 26Ca. Føroya kvæði Ip. 544-549
Informant : Dánial Jögvanson 49 ár gl. á Oyrini í Skálavík
There is no foliation.
Written in two columns with up to 40 lines per column.
The written area is 200 mm x 160 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by V. U. Hammershaimb.
Recorded by V. U. Hammershaimb around 1848 from the informant Daniel Joensen (Dánjal á Oyri) (aged 49) á Oyrini, Skálavík, Sandoy.
„Fuiban Fagra“
„Skadle undur Fiadle buir“
„ui urkt er ikkje longur“
CCF 48A. Føroya kvæði IIp. 163-165
Events mentioned indicate a dating between 1820-1823. The title Fípan fagra has been added in pencil at the top of p. 47 (f. 24r) Continues on p. 52 (f. 26v).
There is no foliation.
Written in a single column with around 32 lines per page.
The written area is 197 mm x 165 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by J. H. Schrøter.
Recorded by J. H. Schrøter between 1820-1823 in Suðuroy, Faroe Islands.
„Fujban Fagra“
„Skadli undir fjadli bujr“
„O aj er rujman longur“
CCF 48B. Føroya kvæði IIp. 166-168
An extra verse (21) is written following the final verse (41). The name Elisabeth Christiane Schroter is written at the end on p. 59 (f. 30r). Underneath Svend Grundtvig as added the date 1845 in pencil.
There is no foliation.
Although the paper is prepared for two columns, only the left column is written, with 24 lines per column.
The written area is 195 mm x 83 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written in a current script by an unidentified hand. Chesnutt and Larsen VII p. 81 argue against this being the hand of Elisabeth Schrøter based on a comparison with her copy of Trøllini í Hornalondum in Acc. 4 c[II] 4.
A second hand has added minor corrections.
Various corrections made in pencil.
„Fípan fagra“
„Skalli undir fjalli býr“
„íð hoyrt er ikki longur“
CCF 48C. Føroya kvæði IIp. 168-171
Informant : Danial Jógvansson í Vági
There is no foliation.
Written in two columns with up to 40 lines per column.
The written area is 195 mm x 165 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by V. U. Hammershaimb.
Minor corrections added in pencil in another hand.
Recorded by V. U. Hammershaimb in 1848 from the informant Daniel Joensen (Dánjal við Gjógvará), Vágur, Suðuroy.
„Fujban Fagra“
Item 42 in Sandoyarbók
„Katlin fir uj Forum roddi“
„Arikur u hans vuiv“
CCF 48Db. Føroya kvæði IIp. 171-173
Ende
Informant : Jens Jensen (Biritu-Janus), Sandur, Sandoy
There is no foliation.
Written in a single column with 24 lines per page.
The written area is 205 mm x 160 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by Johannes Clemensen (Jóannes í Króki).
Clemensen writes in Sandoyarbók that he recorded the ballad from the informant Jens Jensen (Biritu-Janus), Sandur, Sandoy, on 9 June 1822.
„Fialböndrinir“
„Amundur rujjur ud orla morgum“
„före tiil Hagunjadl“
CCF 49. Føroya kvæði IIp. 174-176
There is no foliation.
Written in a single column with 28 lines per page.
The written area is 195 mm x 125 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by Johannes Clemensen (Jóannes í Króki).
„Flovint Bænadiktson“
„Flovint unti frúnni vàl“
„so leingi hon var á lívi“
CCF 128A. Føroya kvæði VIp. 76-77
Informant : Johannis Jogvanson í Hörg
There is no foliation.
Written in two columns with up to 32 lines per column.
The written area is 195 mm x 170 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by V. U. Hammershaimb.
Recorded by V. U. Hammershaimb in 1848 from the informant Johannes Joensen í Hørg, Sumba, Suðuroy.
„Flovin Banaditsson“
Item 37 in Sandoyarbók
„Orla vear um Morginin “
„livir hoon sum nu“
CCF 128Ba. Føroya kvæði VIp. 77-79
Ende
Informant : Simon Danielsen, Sandur, Sandoy
There is no foliation.
Written in a single with 24 and 26 lines per page.
The written area is 200 mm x 150 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by Johannes Clemensen (Jóannes í Króki).
Clemensen writes in Sandoyarbók that he recorded the ballad from the informant Simon Danielsen, Sandur, Sandoy, on 28 March 1822.
„Flovans-Rujma“
Item 71 in Sandoyarbók
„Frattist fist uj forvitstuj“
„u alt ettir muin ejja“
CCF 106[II]Ba. Føroya kvæði Vp. 6-8
Ende
Informant : Hans Johannesen (Hanus í Koytu), Sandur, Sandoy
There is no foliation.
Written in a single column with 20 lines per page.
The written area is 190 mm x 150 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by Johannes Clemensen (Jóannes í Króki).
Clemensen writes in Sandoyarbók that he recorded the ballad from the informant Hans Johannesen (Hanus í Koytu), Sandur, Sandoy, on 9 March 1823.
„Fljúgvandi biðilin“
„Det bor en jomfru over land“
„so fagurt han gól“
CCF 127Ab. Føroya kvæði VIp. 73-74
Informant : Malene Antoniusdr í Funding, 70, 1861
Verses 1-12.
„Tad byr ein jomfru over land“
„skógvamar -- fótakrús“
CCF 184Ab. Føroya kvæði VIp. 269
Verses 13-28.
„Kom 2 biðlar í ein garð“
„broðrin fleyt í flóði“
CCF 136. (Not included in Føroya kvæði)
There is no foliation.
Written in two columns with 16 to 20 lines per column.
The written area is 195 mm x 170 mm.
The paper is in good condition.
Written by V. U. Hammershaimb.
Recorded by V. U. Hammershaimb in 1861 from the informant Malene Antoniusdatter (aged 70), Funningur, Eysturoy.