Clothes of the Common People In Elizabethan and Early Stuart England
Volume 9: Who Wore What and When? Part 3: Urban workers, and gentry Servants.
Contents:
| Chapter | Title | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Artizans | ||
| Bakers, Barbers | 3 | |
| Blacksmiths, Smiths and Farriers | 4 | |
| Brewers | 6 | |
| Brewers Dreymen | 7 | |
| Bricklayers and Brickmakers, Butchers | 8 | |
| Button Makers | 9 | |
| Capper | 10 | |
| Carpenters, Box Makers and Joiners | 10 | |
| Carters, Chimney Sweeps | 12 | |
| Clothiers, Cobblers | 13 | |
| Collar makers | 14 | |
| Collectors of Food for Prisoners | 14 | |
| Cooks and Confectioners | 15 | |
| Cooper and Hoopers, Corpse Bearer | 16 | |
| Cutler, Draper [Woollen], Fellmonger | 17 | |
| Fishmonger, Fletcher, Fuller, Gelder | 18 | |
| Glazier, Glover, Grocer | 19 | |
| Informer, Inn holder, Ironmonger | 20 | |
| Masons and Freemasons | 21 | |
| Maltster, Mercer | 22 | |
| Millers and Meal Men | 23 | |
| Porters | 24 | |
| Potter, Poulterer | 25 | |
| Printer, Rat catcher | 26 | |
| Rippier, Ropemakers, Saddler | 27 | |
| Sedan Chair, Shipwright | 28 | |
| Shoemakers | 29 | |
| Soap Boiler, Surveyor | 31 | |
| Tailors | 32 | |
| Tanners and Whittawers | 35 | |
| Tapsters and Serving Men | 36 | |
| Tiler, Tinker, Town Crier, Turner | 37 | |
| Vituler, Vitner, Waterman | 38 | |
| Water bearer | 39 | |
| Weavers, Shearmen and Clothworkers | 41 | |
| Wheelwrights | 43 | |
| Apprentices and Artizans | servants | 44 |
| Street Vendors | Male | 47 |
| Female | 48 | |
| Security Workers | Bell men and Constables | 54 |
| Jailors | 55 | |
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