Ledger ... 1492-1503, Together With The Book Of Customs And Valuation Of Merchandises In Scotland, 1

This volume presents a detailed "Ledger" covering the years 1492-1503, offering a rare glimpse into the mercantile activities of Andrew Halyburton during the late 15th century. Accompanied by "The Book of Customs and Valuation of Merchandises in Scotland, 1612," the work provides invaluable insight into the economic landscape of Scotland during the transition from the medieval to the early modern period.

The ledger meticulously records transactions, offering a rich source of information for historians and economists interested in trade, valuation, and customs practices. The "Book of Customs" further elucidates the systems in place for valuing and taxing goods, showcasing the regulatory environment of the time. Together, these documents paint a comprehensive picture of Scottish commerce and its administration.

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