Some commodities from 1616

[bristolloggerheads]

Some help with some less clear words would be appreciated. I have (starting on line 5):

1   trunke 1   ffatt   1   barrell   short worsted stockings   320 paire
25   ? pece   english fustians   
10   pece   narrow perpetranoes   
30   dozen   lether stockings   
1   pece   broad Russell?   
1   pece   ordinary english say   
?   gross   playing cards   
9   gross   dyce   
10   dozen   playne gloves   
6      playne lether hangers   
5   dozen   playne lether girdles   
2   dozen   f? circles? for children   
4   dozen   lether purses cost 18d per dozen
6   gross   tobacco pipes   
1   dozen   hunters hornes   
?   ?   ?   
60   barrells   pewter   2 cwt

[horselydown86]

              ...ij doz fring
girdles for Children...

Not sure what to make of fring.

ADDED:

In a few places, where you have pece, the word is peces, with an -es brevigraph after the c.  An example is the English fustians.

I agree the word is Russell.

ADDED 2:

In relation to the word you have as perpetranoes, I think your transcribed r is a c.

However, that doesn't make it any more sensible to me.

Is a perpetrano a known thing?

[bristolloggerheads]

Yes it's an odd spelling for a type of cloth. Perpetuanaes were taxed as a single serge.

[bristolloggerheads]

              ...ij doz fring
girdles for Children...

Not sure what to make of fring.

Perhaps fringed is meant?

[bristolloggerheads]

             

I agree the word is Russell.

seems a Russell comes from a corruption of the Dutch name for Lille so a cloth in this style