# Commodity

Description:
velvet on velvet, one crimson and the other blue


Description:
gowns, one velvet and the other cloth of gold


Description:
gold damask and woven blue cloth of gold


Description:
bastard (made in the country? contrefactos)


# CommodityDetail

Notes:
trans price; with various other haberdashery


Notes:
by the agency of Paolo Morelli at Southampton


Notes:
15s cwt; iiij mille ixC dimidium xx librae


Notes:
trans price; and various other substandard goods


Notes:
579 lengths at 30s each; and 123 lengths bought last year


Notes:
37 lengths at 24s each; 142 lengths bought last year


Notes:
97 lengths at 16s; 11 lengths bought last year


Notes:
trans price; may include 8 dozen curry combs, listed as in his keeping


Notes:
trans price; madder to Horn, ?harauke to Rich


Notes:
client not specified, probably trading together


Notes:
trans price; 344 Western cloths and bastards


Notes:
trans price; 50 butts malmsey and Tyre; £4 the butt


Notes:
2.5d the lb; half of 23 butts jointly owned by patron and Vettore Capello


Notes:
if selling at 12d the lb, then 1 cwt 3 lb


# EnglishMerchants

Notes:
various grocers and other citizens of London


Notes:
abbot of LeicesterWilliam Sadyngton; cleric


Notes:
inferred for commodity 2 - to Edward Welles in entry above, and to him in entry below


Notes:
probably Robert Rolleston, keeper, wardrobe


Notes:
probably Richard Neville, earl of Salisbury


Notes:
duke of Exeter from Jan 1444, title lapsed 1427 (my lord Exeter)


Notes:
probably William Neville, lord Fauconbridge


Notes:
probably Angelo di Pectis, draper; from Vercelli, Piedmont


Notes:
probably Angelo di Pectis, draper;from Vercelli, Piedmont


Notes:
specified as another man - not Angelo di Pectis, draper


Notes:
probably William de la Pole, earl of Suffolk


Notes:
various lieges of the king in the city of London, and others of his realm


Notes:
from Verchelli, Piedmont (Archangelo Peche)


Notes:
man from the country, through Iacopo Falyron; of Venice


# Reference

Notes:
no trade between Easter 1442 and Michaelmas 1442


Notes:
First incoming ship arrived on 1 May; unsold woad described as sent to London in August


# Transactions

Notes:
same day, probably 3 Feb, but 2 other undated trans between entries


