The armourer and his craft from the XIth to the XVIth centuryFfoulkes, Charles John
History
The armourer and his craft from the XIth to the XVIth century
Ffoulkes, Charles John
Armor -- History; Armorers; Weapons -- History
Item for 8 bundles of steel to the said armoury for
the whole year 38/- the bundle xv iiii
Item for the costs of the house at £7 0 0 the month
which is by the year xxiiii xi
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c. li. s. d.
Sm. iii viii viii iiii
In primis the wages of 12 armourers, 2 locksmiths and
4 prentices to be divided into two shops, every of
the Armourers their wages at 24/- the month and
the Locksmiths at 20/- a month and every prentice
6d. the day amounteth by the year to clv xii
Item the wages of 2 millmen at 24/- the month xxxi iiii
Item to every of the said shops 4 loads of charcoal a
month at 9/- the load xlvi xix
Item for 16 bundles of steel to serve both shops a
whole year at 38/- the bundle xxx viii
Item 1 hide of buff leather every month for both shops
at 10/- the hide vi x
Item for both shops 1 cowhide a month at 6/8 the hide iiii vi viii
Item one 100 of iron every month for both shops at
6/8 the 100 iiii vi viii
Item in wispe steel for both shops every month 15 4⅛
at 4d. the lb. lxv
Item in wire monthly to both shops 12 lb. at 4d. lb. lii
Item in nails & buckles for both shops monthly 5/- lxv
Item to every of the said Armourers Locksmiths &
Millmen for their liveries 4 yards broad cloth at 5/-
the yard and 3 yards of carsey at 2/- the yard which
amounteth in the year for 12 armourers 2 Locksmiths
and 2 Millmen at 26/- for a man xx xvi
So that these 12 armourers 2 Locksmiths 2 Millmen
and 4 prentices will make yearly with the said 16
bundles of steel and the other stuff aforesaid 32
harnesses complete, every harness to be rated to the c xx
kings Highness at £12 0 0 which amounteth in the iii iiii
year towards his Grace’s charge iiii
Item of the said Armourers to be divided into 2 shops
as is aforesaid 4 of them shall be taken out of
Erasmus’ shop wherein his Grace shall save yearly
in their wages and living the sum of lxviii
APPENDIX G
PETITION OF THE ARMOURERS OF LONDON TO QUEEN ELIZABETH
July 13th, 1590 (Lansdowne MS. 63, 5)
To the Right Honourable the Lords & others of the Queens Most
honourable Privie Counseil.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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