32 volumes.

 46 volumes.

 14 volumes.

Final concords for Lancashire, Lincolnshire, Sussex and Yorkshire. 12 volumes.

 6 volumes.

 5 volumes.

A catalogue of the ancient deeds held by The National Archives. 6 volumes.

Records of this occasional wealth tax (13th to 16th centuries). 6 volumes.

Records for London (15th to 18th centuries.) 7 volumes.

 6 volumes.

Records of professional groups and incorporated companies. 5 volumes.

Records of the periodic courts of quarter sessions. 5 volumes.

Gazetteer of markets and fairs and database of borough market privileges. 2 volumes.

 2 volumes.

From the Staffs Record Society (formerly the William Salt Archaeological Soc.) 3 volumes.

 2 volumes.

Some of the earliest surviving financial sources for the City of London, being two accounts of the chamberlain for the period 1584-6.

Seventeenth-century hearth tax sources for London. 2 volumes.

Records of residence, organised by place. 2 volumes.

A dictionary of nearly 4,000 terms found used in documents relating to trade and retail in early modern Britain. It represents part of a larger dataset produced by the Dictionary Project at the University of Wolverhampton, by whose kind permission it is reproduced here.

The assessments raised for this tax raised by Parliament to fund King William's European warfare. It was produced by the 'Metropolitan London in the 1690s' project, based at the CMH.

The notebook of the steward of a radical eighteenth-century experiment in co-operativism, from a MS held in the archives of the Friends' School, Saffron Walden. By permission of the London Record Society.

Selections from the papers of Admiral the Hon. Samuel Barrington. They include: his early Order Books; a private letter book; his Journal, and several other papers. Together they relate to the period from 1747 to 1799.

Details ecclesiastical property and the taxation of the clergy in the City of London. Also included are Acta of William Courtenay, Bishop of London. By kind permission of the London Record Society.