An Account of Two Voyages to New-England, Made During the Years 1638, 1663 - active 1630-1675 John Josselyn

For Tobacco pipes short steels, and great bouls 14 pence and 16 pence the grose.

[p. 17.] For clipping an hundred sheep in England	}	0	4	6
For winding the Wool		0	0	8
For washing them		0	2	0
For one Garnish of Peuter		2	0	0

Prizes of Iron Ware.

Arms for one man, but if half of your men have Armour it is sufficient so that all have pieces and swords.

		l.	s.	d.
One Armour compleat, light		0	17	0
One long piece five foot, or five and a half near Musket bore	}	1	2	0
One Sword		0	5	0
One Bandaleer		0	1	6
One Belt		0	1	0
Twenty pound of powder		0	18	0
Sixty pound of shot or lead, pistol and Goose shot	}	0	5	0

Tools for a Family of Six persons, and so after the rate for more.

Five broad howes at two shillings a piece	0	10	0
Five narrow howes at 16 pence a piece	0	6	8
[p. 18.] Five felling Axes at 18 pence a piece	0	7	6
Two steel hand-sawes at 16 pence the piece	0	2	8
Two hand-sawes at 5 shillings a piece	0	10	0
One whip saw, set and filed with box	0	10	0
A file and wrest	0	0	10
Two Hammers 12 pence a piece	0	2	0
Three shovels 18 pence a piece shod	0	4	6
Two spades 18 pence a piece	0	3	0
Two Augars	0	1	0
Two broad Axes at 3 shillings 8 pence a piece	0	7	4
Six Chissels	0	3	0
Three Gimblets	0	0	6
Two Hatchets One and twenty pence a piece	0	3	6
Two froues to cleave pail at 18 pence a piece	0	3	0
Two hand-bills at 20 pence a piece	0	3	4
Nails of all sorts to be valued	2	0	0
Two pick-Axes	0	3	0
Three Locks, and 3 pair of Fetters	0	5	10
Two Currie Combs	0	0	11
For a Brand to brand Beasts with	0	0	6
For a Chain and lock for a Boat	0	2	2
For a Coulter weighing 10 pound	0	3	4
For a Hand-vise	0	2	6
[p. 19.] For a Pitch-fork	0	1	4
For one hundred weight of Spikes	2	5	0
Nails and pins 120, to the hundred
For a share	0	2	11

Houshould Implements for a Family of six persons, and so for more or less after the rate.

One Iron Pot	0	7	0
For one great Copper Kettle	2	0	0
For a small Kettle	0	10	0
For a lesser Kettle	0	6	0
For one large Frying-pan	0	2	6
For a small Frying-pan	0	1	8
For a brass Morter	0	3	0
For a Spit	0	2	0
For one Grid-Iron	0	10	0
For two Skillets	0	5	0
Platters, dishes, & spoons of wood	0	4	0
For Sugar, Spice, and fruits at Sea for six men	0	12	10
The fraught will be for one man half a Tun.