Auction notices and sales from the Flying Mercury era
A chaotic Tudor era auction column advertises the sale of goods from a burned or damaged ship and assorted items including linens, pictures, jewelry, and household wares. The notices list multiple venues in London such as Harton, Lombard Street, Bishopsgate Street, and Fleet Street with dates in May and auctions by candlelight or at two Golden Balls.
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Marine Coffee
Barchin-lane
Lombard-street
Flying Mercury
Chus Foods
Hambrd Roktspr
Harwich
Gale
Hat Street
Bowstreet
Covent Garden
Bihopsgateittret
Lewis Baruerre
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Deckhard
Harton
London
Cockee’s
Harrow
Nore
Comers Bice
Samuel Saran
Roode- Lane
Fenchurch Street
Tridé
Guinea
Perfan
Cleo
Braufort
TraClock
Great Pennyworth
pSenex
Globe St
England
Fraree
Switzerland
Italy
Tam
Leelee
Silbingsleyrar
Asrsie
Machy
Bree
Town
Eit
Bath Zener
Lake
Dr Titherne
Roger City
Reat
Batre
Traiing
Friel
Westeraall Poe
Old Mars Coxing Cricchitin
Henbrensgane
Ceivent-Gartien
John Pemberton
Buck Agzigl
Rymer
Federa Com
Dusdale
Echard
Addison
Barbet
Richard Blickmorgs
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Giles
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