APPENDIX E

Manufactures and Other Products Listed in the Rates on Imports and Exports Established by the House of Parliament, June 24, 1660[96]

Imports of Merchandise

Andirons or Creepers of Lattin, of Iron Anvills Apples, the barrell conteyning 3 bushell Aquavitæ Argall, white & red, or powder Arrows for trunkes Aule blades Auglers for carpenters Axes or hatchets Babies or Puppets for children Babyes heads of earth Toys for children Baggs, with locks, and with steel rings without locks Ballances, gold Ballances, ounce Ballances Balls. Tennis balls, Washing balls Bands. Flanders bands of bone lace Cut worke of Flaunders Barbers aprons of checkes, the piece not above tenn yards Barlings, the hundred Baskets, hand baskets or sports Basons of Lattin Bast, or straw hats knotted and plain Bast ropes Battry Bashrones or Kettles Bayes of Florence Beades, of Amber, Bone, Box, Corrall, Christal, Glass & Wood, Jasper square Beaupers, the peece conteyning xxv yards Bells. Hawkes bells French making, Norembrough making, Horse bells, Doggs bells, Morrice bells, Clapper bells Bellows Bitts for Bridles Blacking or Lamp black Blankets. Paris mantles coloured, and un-coloured Boards. Barrell bords, Clapbords, Past boords for books, Pipe bords or pipe holt, White boords for shoemakers Bodkins Boratoes or Bumbazines, narrow, broad, or of Silke Bookes, unbound, the basket or maund Bosses for Bridles Botanoes, per piece Bottles, of Earth or Stone, of Glass covered with Wicker, of Glass with vices covered with leather, of Glass uncovered, of Wood, sucking bottles Boultell, Raines, and the baile Bowe staves Boxes. Fire or Tinder Boxes Nest Boxes Pepper Boxes Spice Boxes Round Boxes or French Boxes for Marmalade or Jelly Sand Boxes Sope Boxes Touch Boxes covered with leather do covered with velvet do of Iron or other Metall guilt Tobacco Boxes Braceletts or Necklaces, Red or of Glass Brass, Laver Cockes, Pile weights, Trumpets, Lamps Bridles Brouches, of Lattin or Copper Brushes. Bearde brushes of Heath course of Heath fine or head brushes of Hair, called head brushes of Heath, called rubbing brushes of Hair, called comb brushes of hayre, called weavers' brushes of hair, called rubbing brushes Brimstone Buckrams, of Germany, fine, of the East countrey, of French making, Carricke buckrams Buckles, for Girdles, for Girths Buffins, Mocadoes & Lille Grograms, narrow and broad Bugasines or Callico Buckrams Bugle. Great, small or seed Bugle, Lace Bullions for purses Bulrushes Burr for Milstones Buskins of Leather Bustians Buttons, of Brasse, Steel, Copper, or Lattin, of Crystall, of Glass, of Thred, of silke, of fine damaske, of Bugle, for Handkirchers, of Hair Cabinets or Countores, large and small Caddus or Cruel Ribbon Camaletto, half silk, half haire Candles of Tallow Candle plates or Wallers of Brasse or Lattin Candlesticks, of Brasse or Lattin or of wyre Candleweeke Callicoes, fine or course Canes of wood Capers Capravens Capp hookes or hooke ends Capps, double turfed or Cockered Capps for Children Night Caps of Sattin, Velvet Night Caps of Silke Knitt Night Caps of Woollen Night Caps of Linnen Cards. Playing Cards, Wool cards Carpetts, of Tonny, of Scotland, of Cornix, Brunswicke Carpets, China of Cotten, course, Gentish, Turkey or Ventice, of Persia Carrells Cases for looking glasses guilt for spectacles guilt do unguilt for Needles or Pin cases for Needles French guilt Casketts, of Iron, of Steele Caveare Cawles of Linnen for women, of Silke Cesternes of Lattin Chafing dishes of Brasse, Lattin, or Iron Chaines for Keys or Purses, for Doggs Chairs of Walnutt tree Chamblett, unwatered or Mohaire, watered, half silke halfe haire Cheese Cherries Chesse boards Chess-men Chests, of Iron, large & small of Cipresse wood, the nest of 3 of Spruce or Danske, the nest of 3 painted Chimney backs, small and large China Pease Chizells for Joyners Citternes Clapboord, the small, the great & the Ring Claricords, the payre Clokes of Felt Cochaneile, Silvester or Campeache Coles of Scotland Coffers, covered with gilt Leather covered with Velvett with Iron barrs, the nest of 3 plaine, the nest painted, the nest Comashes out of Turkey Combes, for wool, of bone, of box, lightwood combes, of horne for Barbers, of Ivory, Horse Combes Comfetts Compasses, of Iron for Carpenters, of brasse for Ships Copper, unwrought brickes or plates, round or square, chaines, purles or plate Copras, green Cordage, tard or untard Corke tackles, of Iron and Steele Cork for Shoemakers Corne, wheat, rye, beanes, barly, mault Coverlets of Scotland Counters of Lattin Crosbows, of Lathes, Thred and Rackes Cruses of Stone, without covers, & with Cushons of Scotland Cushon cloths, course, and of Tapestry Cuttle bones Daggs with fire lockes or Snap-lances Daggers. Blades, for children, of bone for children, blacke with velvet sheathes, gilt, with velvett sheathes Deales, Meabro, Norway, Burgendorp, Spruce Desks or stayes for bookes for women to worke upon covered with wollen Dialls of wood and bone Dimitty Doggs of earth Dornix, with caddas, silke, woll, thred, and French making Dudgeon Durance or Duretty, with thred or silk Druggs—a great variety listed including Bezor Stone of the East India, Holliworsles, white and red Corall, Fox lungs, Guiny pepper, Hornes of Harts or Staggs, Lapis Lazuli, mummia, Musk Codds, Nutmegs, oyle of Scorpions, oyle Petrolium, Red Lead, Sanguis draconis, Scorpions Earthen Ware, Brickstones, Flaunders Tile to scower with, Gally Tiles, Paving Tiles, Pann Tiles etc. Elephants teeth Emery stones Fanns, for Corne, of Paper, for Women and Children, French making Feathers for bedds, also Ostridge Feathers Felt for Cloakes, French making Fiddles for Children Fire shovells Figuretto, the yard Files Fish, Codd, Cole, Eeles, Haddockes, Herrings, Lamprells, Linge, Newland, Salmon, Scale fish, Stock fish, cropling, lubfish and titling, Whiting Flannele Flaskes, of horne, covered with leather, with velvett Flax, Spruce Moscovy, undrest and wrought Fleams to let blood Flockes Flutes, course Freeze of Ireland Frizado, the yard Furrs, Armins the Timber, Badger, Bare skins, Beaver, Budge, Calaber, Catts, Dokerers the Timber, Fitches the Timber, Foxes, Foynes, Grays, Jennets, Letwis, Leopard, Lewzernes, Martrones, Miniver, Minkes, Mole skins, Otter, Ounce, Sables, Weazell, Wolfe, Wolverings Fustians, Amsterdam Holland or Dutch Barmillions Cullen fustians Holmes and Bevernex Jeane Millian Naples, tript or velure plain Wrought or Sparta velvett Osbro or Augusta fustians with silk of Weazell Gadza, without gold or silver, the yard stript with gold or silver Gally dishes Gantletts, the pair Garters of silk, French Gaules Gimlets for vinters Girdles, of cruell, or leather, of silk, of velvett, of woollen, of counterfeite gold & silver Glasse for Windows, Burgundy white and coloured Normandy white and coloured Renish, the weigh or webb Muscovy glasse or slude Drinking Glasses, of Venice, Flanders, Scotch and French, course drinking glasses, Burning glasses, Balme glasses, Vialls, Water glasses Looking Glasses, Halfe penny ware, Penny ware, of Steele, small and large, of Christall, small and Middle Hower Glasses, of Flaunders making, course, of Venice making Glass stone plates for spectacles, rough Glass plates or sights for looking glasses unfiled Glass pipes Glew Globes, small and large Gloves, of Bridges or French making, of Canary, Millane or Venice unwrought, of Vaudon, of silke knit, of Spanish plaine Gold and Silver thred counterfeite Bridges, gold & silver Cap, gold & silver Copper gold & silver upon quills & rolls or in skaine Cullen gold & silver French copper gold & silver Lyons copper gold & silver double gilt Gold & Silver thred right Venice, Florence or Millane gold & silver French and Paris gold & silver Gold foile Gold paper Granies, French or Guiny Graines or scarlet powder of Sevill in berries & granies of Portugall or Rotta Grindle stones Grocery wares: Almonds, Anniseeds, Cloves, Currans, Dates, Ginger, Licoras, Maces, Nutmegs, Pepper, Cinomom, Raisins (great, and of the Sun), Raisins of Smirna, Figgs, Prunes, Sugar (candy brown, candy white, Muscovadoes refined double & single in loves, St. Thome & Panneils, white) Grogrames, Turkey Guns. Calervers, Muskets Gunpowder. Serpentine, Corne powder Halberds, guilt & unguilt Hammers, with and without wooden handles, Horsemens hamers Hankirchirs Harness Roses Harness, Corslets complete, Curatts, Morians or headpeeces graven, ditto plaine Harp strings or Catlings Hatbands Hatts, of beaver, wool or hair, of Bridges, Dutch felts or hatts made of wool, Spanish or Portugall felts, of silke French making, of straw, see Bast, of Venice, of wool or worsted trimd Hawkes, Falcons, Goshawkes, Jerfalcons, Jerkins, Lanners, Lannarets, Tassels of all Sorts Hawkes hoods Hair bottomes for sives Haire, Camells, Elkes haire for saddles, Goates Heath for brushes Hemp, short drest, cullen & steel hemp, Spruce, Muscovia & all rough hemp Hides. Buffe hides, Cow hides of Barbary & Muscovia, Cow or horse hides, India hides, Losh hides, Red or Muscovia tanned, coloured & uncoloured Hilts for swords or daggers Honey Hoopes of Iron for pipes or hogsheads, for Coopers Hops Horses or mares Hose of Cruel made in Mantua Jett Jews Trumps Inke for Printers Imperlings blew or red Ink horns Incle, unwrought and wrought Rowles (36 yards) Indico, of Turkey, of the West Indyes or rich Indico Instruments for Barbers & chirurgeons, Bullet scrues, Incision sheeres, Setts (the bundle), Paices or Tooth drawers, Plulicanes, Trepans Iron, Amis Spanish Spruce and Swedish Backes for chimneys, small and large, Bands for Kettles Fire irons Hoopes Stones Juice of Lemons (the pipe) Ivory Key knops Knives, Almanie, Bohemia & other course knives, Butchers, Carving, Collen knives, French knives, Glover's knives, Penknives, Sker knives, Stock knives (gilt and ungilt) Lace, bone lace of thred, Brittaine lace, Cruell lace, Gold & Silver, Pomet, Purle or antlet, Silke bone Ladles, Melting Lapis magnata Lattin, black & shaven Leade oare Leomons, Pickled Lemon water Leather, Bazill, Spanish or Cordivant, Hangings, Spruce or Dansk leather, Leather for Maskes, Turkey & East India Cordivant Leaves of Gold Lewers for Hawkes Lime for Dyers Lines of Hambrough for ships Lin-seed Linnes blew or red Linnen Cloth Callicoes, fine or course Cambricks, fine or course Canvas, Dutch Barras & Hessens, French or Normandy & lyne narrow browne or white, French & line broad for tabling, Packing canvas guttings & spruce canvas, poledavies, Spruce Elbing or Quinsbrow, Stript or tufted canvas with thred, stript tufted or quilted canvas with silke, stript canvas with copper, Vaudolose or Vittry canvas, working canvas for cushions (narrow and broad) Damask, Tabling of Holland, Towelling & napkening of Holland, Tabling or Silesia Diaper, Tabling of Holland and Silesia Lawnes, Callico lawnes, French & Silesia lawnes Flaunders, Holland cloth:—Flemish, Gentish, Islingham, Overisils, Rowse, Brabrant, Embden, Freeze, Bag Holland, Browne Holland Cowsseild cloth or platts Drilling & pack duck Elbing or Danske cloth double ploy Hambrough & Silesia cloth broade & narrow Hinderlands, Headlake & Muscovia linnen narrow Irish cloth Lockrums, Treager (great & narrow) or common dowlace, Broad dowlace Ministers, the roll Ozenbrigs, the roll Soulthwitch Polonia Ulsters, Hanovers, Lubecke, narrow Silesia, narrow Westphalia, narrow Harford, plain napkening & narrow cloth from high Dutchland & the East Countrey (brown and white) Strawsbrough or Hambrough Twill & Ticking of Scotland Lockers or Chapes for Daggers Lockes, Budgets or hanging lockes, small & large Lutes, Cullen & Venice making Lute strings, Catlings & Minikins Litmus Madder, Crop and all bale Madder, Fatt & Mull madder Magnus Maskes, of velvett & sattin Match for Gunns Matts of Russia Medlers (the baskett) Mallasses of Rameales Messelanes (30 yds. to piece) Metheglin Methredate Mocado ends Morters & Pestells, brass Muster seed Mittens of Wadmul Nailes. Chaire nailes, copper nailes, rose nailes, Sadlers nailes, Head nailes, Harness nailes, spring nailes, Tenter hookes Napkins of French making Neats tongues, of Russia Neckerchirs of Flanders making Needles, Pack & sale needles Nutmegs, pickled Nutts, small & walnutts Okeham Oaker Oares Oyle, Rape & Linseed Sivile, Marjorca, Minorca, Apuglia Province, and Portugall Sallat oyle Traine oyle of Greenland Traine oyle of Newfoundland Fish oyle Ollives Onions Orchall Oranges & Lemons (the hogshead) Orsdew Packthred Panns, Dripping & frying pans, warming pans Paper. Blew, Browne, Cap, Demy Ordinary printing & copy paper Painted paper (the ream) Pressing paper, Rochell paper, Royall paper Parchment Past of Jeane Peares or apples, dryed Pease Petticoates of silke Penners Percer bitts Pike heads Pikes, with and without heads Pinns (the thousand) Pincers & plyers Pintadoes or Callecoe cubbard clothes Pipe staves Pipes, for Tabors, and for children Pitch Pipes, small band, great band Plaister of Paris Plaine irons Plankes of Ireland Plate, silver white or ungilt, of silver parcell gilt, of silver gilt Plates, single & double white or blacke, Harnesse plates or iron doubles Playing Tables of walnut tree (the paire) Pointe, of thread, of Capiton and of fine silke Pomistones Pomegarnets Potatoes (the hundred weight) Potts, of Earth or Stone, covered and uncovered Gally pots Melting potts for Goldsmiths Of Iron, French, or Flemish making Pullies, of Iron, of Brasse, of Wood Punsons & Gravers for Goldsmiths Quills, Goose Quilts, of French making, of Callico, of Sattin or other Silke Rackets Rape of Grapes Rape seed Rashes, Bridges or Leyden Rashes, single & double, Cloth Rashes Rattles for Children, and with Bells Razers Recorders (the set) Ribbon, of Silke Rice Rosen Rugs, Irish and Polish Rims for Sives Rings, for Keyes, for Curtaines, of Wyre, of Brass, Copper or St. Martins gilt, of Haire Sackcloth Saddles of Steele Safflora Saffron Salt, white or Spanish Salt, Bay or French Salt, Salt peter Saws. Hand sawes, Tenant sawes, Whip sawes, Legg sawes Says. Double Sayes or Flaunders Serges Double Say or Serge Mild sayes Honnscot say Scamoty (the yard) Scissers Sea holly rootes Sea morse [horse] teeth Serge, of Athens, of Florence Sheares, for Shearmen, for glovers, for Seamesters, for Taylers, Forceps, Sheets of Callaber Shumacke Shruff or old Brass Syder Silke. Bridges silke, Ferret or Floret silke, Fillozell or Paris silke Granado. Silke black & colours Naples. Silke, black & colours Orgazine, Pole & Spanish, Raw China, Raw Silke, short and long, Raw Morea, Satin Silke, Sleave Silke, Silke Nubbs or Husks, Throwne silke Skins. Buckskins (in the Haire & drest), Calves (of Ireland), Cordivant (of Turkey, East Indies, or Scotland), Dog fish skins for Fletchers, Fox skins, Gold skins, Goate skins, of Barbary or the East Country, of Scotland or Ireland Husse skins for Fletchers Kidd skins, Portugall skins, Seale skins, Shamway skins, Sheep skins, Spanish Civill or Cordivant skins, Spruce skins Skeets for Whitsters Slip (the Barrell) Smalts Snuffers Soape, Castle or Venice, also Flemish Spangles of Copper Spectacles without cases Spoones of Horne Standishes, of wood, Brasse & covered with Leather, also Pocket Standishes Steele. Long steel, Wisp steel & gad steele Stockings of Wadmol Stone birds or Whistles Stones. Blood stones, Cane stones, Dogg stones, Mill stones, Querne stones (small and large), Slick stones Sturgeon Stuff of all sorts made or mixed with Wool Succade wet or dry Sword blades, of Venice, Turkey or other fine blades, Course blades of Flaunders Table bookes, course and fine Tables, playing Tables of Wainscott Tackes of Iron Tallow Tannets of Cruell Tapistry, with Haire, Caddas, Silke, Gold or Silver & Wool Tarras (the Barrell) Tarr (small & great Band) Tazells Thimbles Thred, Bridges, Crosbow, Lyons or Paris, Outnall, Peecing, Sisters, whited browne Thrums, of linnen or Fustian, also of Woolen Tikes. Brizel Tikes & Turnall Tikes, also of Stoade Tiking of the East countrey Tincall Tinfoyle Tinglasse Tinsell, copper, right Gold & silver Tinshore Tobacco, Spanish & Brazill in pudding or role St. Christophers, Barbadoes, Virginia & Somer Islands Tooles. Carving Tooles Tow Trayes of wood (the shocke) Triacle, of Flaunders, of Jeane Trenchers, white (commen sort) and red or painted Treene nailes Trunnells Tweezes of France Twine of Hambrough Twist for bandstrings Vallances of Scotland Verditer Verders of Tapistry Vellum for Table bookes Violls Vice harps Vice tongues or hand vices Viniger Vizards Wadmoll Wainscott Wax Whale fins Whetstones Whipcorde Whistles Cockes or Bellows Whistles, Cockes or Birds of Stone Woad, Islands or green woad, also Tholose Worme seeds Worsted, St. Omers narrow ½ worsted Russells worsted or broad worsted Wood. Boxwood for Combs, also Brazill or Farnumbuck wood Braziletto or Gemeaco wood Ebony Fusticke Lignum vitae Plankes of Ireland Red or Guiny wood Speckled wood Sweet wood of West India Wool. Beaver wool, Cotton wool, Estridge wool, Irish wool, Lambs wool, Polonia wool, Spanish wool, Spanish felt wool, Red wool Wrests for Virginalls Wyer. Dagger and quarter wyer, Iron wyer, Lattin wire, Steel wyre, Strawsbrough wyre, Virginall wyre Yarne, Cable, Camell or Mohaire, Cotton, Grograine, Irish, Raw Linnen, Saile, Spruce or Muscovia, Scotch wollen or bay yarne

Exports of Merchandise

Allabaster Allom, English Apothecary and Confectionary wares Anvills Apples Apples called Pippins Aquavitae Ashes of English wood Bacon Baggs Bandaleirs Beefe Beere Beere Egar Bell metall Bellowes Billetts Birding pieces Bird lime Bodyes, stitched with Silke, also with Whalebone Bridles Brushes, English, of Heath Buckweed Buttons of Haire Bays. Barnstaple course, Manchester or Barnstaple fine and other single bayes, Double bayes, Minikin bayes Cambodium Candles Canvas, English tufted, also Shropshire Capps, Monmouth plain and trimmed, buttoned English, of wool blacke Cards, Stocke, Tow, Woll Playinge Cards Cardboard Carpets, Northern Catlings or English Hatt makers strings Cloke baggs Coaches and Chariots Coals. Sea Coles, the Chalder, New Castle measure, Sea Coles of Wales or the West Country Combes of wood, bone, or horn Cobwebb Lawnes Comfets Cony haire or wool, blacke or white Cordage, tard or untard Coverletts, of wool & haire, of Caddice Curricombes Cushons of Yorkshire Cottons, Northerne, Manchester, Tanton and Welch, also Welsh plaines Corne, Barley, Mault, Beanes, Oates, Pease, Wheate, Rye, Buck wheate Darnix, of English making, also Coverlets Dice Dimitty Doublets of Leather Dust of Cloves and other Spices Emery stones Earthen Ware, Brickes & Tiles and also sorts of Earthen & Stone ware made in England Fennell seed Figuretto, with silke or copper, narrow and broade Filozelles, broad of silke Fire lockes Flannell Flasks of Horne Flax Freezes Fustians Gartering of cruell Garters of worsted Girdles of Leather for men, & for children, of Norwich Glasse for windowes, and bottles & other sorts Glew Gloves, plaine of Sheepe Kidd or Lambes leather fringed & stitched with silke furd with Cony wool of Buckes leather Goose quills Grindlestones Gunpowder Haberdashers ware—Packthred, Inkle, Tape, Filleting, Buttons, Hookes & Eyes, etc. Haire, Harts haire, Horse haire, Oxe or Cowe haire Hairecloth Harts horne Hatbands of Cruel Hatchets Hatts, Beavers & Demicasters, Felts, etc. Hawkes hoods Hempseed Herrings Holsters Hops Hornes, Blowing hornes (small), of Buckes, Inkhornes, Hornes with Lanthornes, Oxe hornes, Powder hornes, of Rames, of Sheepe, Shooing hornes, Stags hornes, Tips of hornes Horselitters & Sedans Horse tailes with haire Horse collers Hoopes for barrells Iron wrought, viz., Axes, Adzes, Hoes, Armour, Bitts, Knives, Lockes, fowling peeces, Muskets, Pistolls, Cissors, Stirrops, Carpenters & Gravers tooles, Jack work, clock work, & Ironmongers wares Old Iron Iron Ordnance Irish Mantles Knives, Shoemakers, paring knives, Sheffield knives, Cutting knives, London knives Lace of gold & silver, of velvet, Statute lace Letherage or Lead Lamprills Loome work Lime Linnen, made of Hemp or Flax Linseed Linsey woolsey Lists of cloth Lead, cast and uncast Musterd seed Malasses or Rameales Nailes Nutts Oatmeale Oyle, Traine oyle Oysters Oker, yellow and red Parchment Paste board Pilchers Points of Leather Purles of Broadcloth Rape cakes Rape seed Rugs, Irish Ruggs for beds, and by the yard Russetting for painters Rashes, silk Rashes, broad and narrow Ribbon Saddles, and saddle trees Sack cloth Saffron Salt peter Sea morse [horse] teeth Scabbords for swords Shag, with thred Shovells, shod and unshod Shoes, Bootes and Slippers Skins, Cony, Kid, Lambe, Otter, Sheepe & Lamb, Rabbit, Hare, Cats, Fox, Swans, Dogs, Elke, Wolfe, Badgers, Squirrell Soape Spanish sattins, English making Starch Steel, Gad steele Stockings, Irish, Kersey long & short, Leather, Silk, Wollen men & children Stones, Hilling stone, Slate Stuffs, Perpetuanoes & Serges Sugars, refined & made into loaves in this kingdom Tapistry or Dornix Hangings made in England Thred, Black, Brown, Blew Thrums Tiking Tiffany, made of thred Tobacco pipes Tuff Taffates, broad and narrow, with thred Tynn, unwrought and wrought, i.e. Pewter Velure, single and double Vingiger of wine Virginalls, the payre Watches Wadmoll Wast Coates, of Wadmoll, Cotton, Kerseys of Flannell, Worsted knit and Wollen knit Wax Weld Whalebone cut or wrought Whale finns Woad Woad nets Wood, Redwood, Gambray, Boxwood Worsted, narrow and broade Yarne, Grograine yarne Wollen Cloths Dorset & Somerset dozens rudge washed Cardinalls, Pinwhites, Strayts, Statutes, Stockbridges, Tavestocks Tauntons, Bridgewaters & Dunsters, Deven dozens Ordinary Pennistons or Forrest Whites, Sorting Pennistones Narrow Yorkshire Kerseys whites & reds, Hampshire ordinary Kersies, Newbery whites and other Kersies, sorting Hampshire Kersies Northern Dozens single sorting Pennistons The new sort of Cloth called Spanish Cloth Cloth Rashes, alias Cloth Serges