Volume containing names of apprentice masters and their apprentices and additional information; headings used are 'Court Days', 'Masters', 'Apprentices', 'Terms', 'Commencements' and 'Expirations' [of apprenticeship]. Contains brief index at front.
Volume containing names of apprentice masters and their apprentices and additional information; headings used are 'Court Days', 'Masters', 'Apprentices', 'Terms', 'Commencements' and 'Expirations' [of apprenticeship].
Volume containing names of apprentice masters and their apprentices and additional information; headings used are 'Court Days', 'Masters', 'Apprentices', 'Terms', 'Commencements' and 'Expirations' [of apprenticeship].
Volume containing names of apprentice masters and their apprentices and additional information; headings used are 'Court Days', 'Masters', 'Apprentices', 'Terms', 'Commencements' and 'Expirations' [of apprenticeship].
Limp vellum binding.
Volume containing names of apprentice masters and their apprentices and additional information; headings used are 'Court Days', 'Masters', 'Apprentices', 'Terms', 'Commencements' and 'Expirations' [of apprenticeship].
Limp vellum binding.
Inserted at folio 41r are 2 documents:
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contemporary list of monies to be recieved by the Under Warden for livery fines & otherwise, 1700-1719.
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contemporary copy of 1.
Parties: (1) Selena Ellis, spinster (2) Charles Salkeld, draper (3) Christopher Rawlinson, esquire, and William Salkeld, esquire.
Parties: (1) Cheney Brownjohn, gentleman, and Elizabeth his wife (2) John Partridge, gentleman, brother of Elizabeth Brownjohn, and Richard Eadnell, gentleman (3) John Walter, gentleman, and John Beck, gentleman (4) William Morris, gentleman, and William Bulkeley, gentleman.
By Bonham's.
Ordnance Survey, city and county maps.
Photographic reproduction of part of a plan showing the position of the Stationers' Company barge in the Lord Mayor's water procession, undated.
'Map of London in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, being a reduced facsimile of the map drawn by Aggas in 1560' (two copies), presented to the Stationers' Company by Mr George Duke, January 1933.