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Archives and museums

Italy

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Magistrato dei Pupilli, 2649–2720, 1550–1652.

Pratica Segreta, 176, 1638–1642.

Mediceo del Principato, 229; 3254; 5080; 6113.

Otto di Guardia e Balia del Principato, 2228–2247.

State Archives of Siena (Archivio di Stato di Siena, ASS)

Curia del Placito, 262–286, 1586–1651.

Balia, 830, Libro dei Bandi, 1576.

Regolatori, 767, Bandi, 1594.

State Archives of Turin (Archivio di Stato di Torino, AST)

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State Archives of Venice (Archivio di Stato di Venezia, ASV)

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Giudici di Petizion, Inventari, 337–363, 1581–1650.

Giudice dell Esaminador, Inventari 1–2, 1601–1649.

United Kingdom

Cambridgeshire Archives

P68/12/32–7: St Mary Ely, parish workhouse, spinning accounts, 1736–39.

Castle Museum, York

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Cumbria Archive Service (Kendal)

WD/TE/11/16: Browne of Troutbeck Mss., Account book of an Ambleside shopkeeper, 1701–9.

Denbighshire Record Office

PD/39/1/81: Pattern book of William Jones and William Jones junior, jobbing weavers, Holt, 1775–82.

Essex Record Office

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Calendars of Essex Sessions Rolls (typescript), vols 1–18, 1536–1610, and vols 22–5, 1654–99.

Kent Archives

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Lambeth Palace Archives

Letter from John Knyveton to the Earl of Shrewsbury, 6 July 1574, Shrewsbury Papers MS.697.

Lancashire Archives

DP 385: Account book of Richard Latham of Scarisbrick, 1723–1767.

WRW 1687: Archdeaconry of Richmond, Probate Records, inventory of Christopher Hewit/Hewet, Forton, chapman, 1687.

London Metropolitan archives

Acts of the Court of Common Council, COL/CC/01/01/29/01.

North Yorkshire County Record Office

Z.371: The weaver’s guide, linen designs of Ralph Watson of Aiskew, late eighteenth century.

Oxfordshire History Centre

QSR: Oxfordshire Quarter Sessions rolls, 1700–79.

The National Archives

ASSI 2: Assizes, Oxford Circuit, Crown Minute Books, 1714–79.

ASSI 5: Assizes, Oxford Circuit, Indictment Files, 1714–79.

University of Leeds, Brotherton Library Special Collections

Yorkshire Archaeological Society, MS 2022: John Brearley’s Memorandum Book for 1772–73.

West Yorkshire Archive Service Bradford

33D80/7: Shop book of Stephen Hudson of Fewston parish, Yorkshire, 1751–59.

Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre

927/1: John Jeffries and John Usher, Cloth Making Book, 1721–26.

1720/744: Personal and household account book of Hester Soame, 1753–62.

Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service

110 BA1: Worcestershire Quarter Sessions Rolls, 1700–79.

United States

Cooper Hewitt, National Design Museum, New York

1958–30–1: Weaver’s thesis book, England, 17th–18th century.

Huntington Library, San Marino, CA

HM 31192: William Smedley’s executors, account book of farm receipts and disbursments, Derbyshire, 1741–52.

Lewis Walpole Library, Farmington, CT

Mss Vol. 212: Account book of Reverend Miles Tarn, Rector of Dean, Cumberland, 1719–97.

France

National Archives, Paris

F12/677A: Lettre de l’inspecteur des manufactures à Rouen sur le mérite comparitif de la filature de la laine au rouet ou à la quenouille, 1762.

F12/677A: Mémoire sur le commerce et les manufactures de la Provence, 1781.

F12/1341: Projet d’Etablissement de filature de Lins, Chanvres et Cottons dans les Villages qui avoisinent la Ville de Troyes, 1770.

Denmark

National Archive in Copenhagen (Rigsarkivet, RA)

Helsingør Byfoged, Skifteprotol: 1583–1592, 1592–1598, 1599–1603, 1610–1612, 1612–1619, 1621–1625, 1625–1627, 1635–1639, 1639–1644, 1648–1650.

Helsingør Skomagerlav, Lavsbog: 1623–1802.

Estonia

National Archives in Tallinn

Archive EAA

Inventory 1 Schwedischer Generalgouverneur von Estland.

No. 482 Eingelaufene Schreiben in Verwaltungs- und Gerichtsangelegenheiten (Suppliken), 1688.

No. 517 Eingelaufene Schreiben in Verwaltungs- und Gerichtsangelegenheiten (Suppliken), 1691.

Tallinn City Archives (TLA)

Collection 190 Revaler St. Kanuti Gilde

Inventory 1

No. 2 Resolutione/n/ von Heerme/istern/ und Könige Lit. A, 1471–1767.

No. 14 Einband Nr. 5, 1631–99.

Collection 191 Revaler Kaufmanns- oder Grosse Gilde

Inventory 1

No. 19 Armen-Ordnung, Rewidierte Ordnung des allgemeinen Gottes-Kastens. Kasten-Ordnungen, Kleider-Ordnungen, 1609–90.

Collection 230 Revaler Magistrat

Inventory 1

No. Aa Protokoll des Niedergerichts/Niedergerichts-Protokoll, 1600–03.

No. Bs7/I Kleider-, Hochzeits-, Kindtauf-, Begräbnis u.s.w. Ordnungen, 1497–1738.

No. Bt Inventarien, 1500–1700.

Collection 31 Die Gemeinde der Revaler St. Nikolai-Kirche

Inventory 1

No. 13 St. Nicolai in Reval Kirchenbuch: (Getaufte, Getraute, Verstorbene), 1652–97.

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Bonhams Magazine

Ipswich Journal

Cambridge Chronicle

Derby Mercury

Journals of the House of Commons

Norfolk Chronicle

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