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The Estate and Household Accounts of William Worsley, Dean of St Paul's Cathedral, 1479-1497
… redyed in the piece with kermes. Grey an expensive grey squirrel fur forbidden to cloistered clergy. Grypege an …
Lincoln Wills
… A kind of fur obtained from some foreign species of the squirrel. Apparently adopted from the French Calabre, …
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… about most of the names used by Baltic traders for squirrel skins, although he attributes some of the … variants, are included here. For names applied to Baltic squirrel skins (BS) references are given to the appropriate … BS 6. Annye, annys, annyghe, onige: BS 2. Asperiolus: squirrel. Avortons: skins of very young lambs? certainly more …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… housing and premises for trade; the rebuilding of the Squirrel inn, opposite the docks entrance, as the …
Survey of London
… into Terry's house, a curious dwelling no larger than a squirrel's cage, which he has contrived to squeeze out of the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… other lord of the kingdom, shall wear any cloak of grise, squirrel-fur, miniver or satin; nor shall they, or any one of … will be in office in the same, to wear a cloak of grise, squirrel-fur, miniver or satin, as they please. And that no …