Paper account register of 70 cards written by different hands, many blank sheets, 206 x 153 mm., datable between 1582 and 1611. It refers to the Brunello family of Mompiano (Brescia) and various protagonists, including Pompeo, Scipione etc. The first accounting series stops at 1588 and then returns to 10 r paper. with the year 1602 and ending with 1614.
Specialist Notes
Interesting account book which promptly records the income and expenditure of the Brunello family, active in the town of Mompiano where they built "many fabrics" as can be read from the Latin inscription placed above the fireplace in the hall of the family palace, shown here on c.1r . A manuscript of Brescian economics of the ancient regime, all to be studied.
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