  ==Values of rounceys== Something else for the melting pot: *From Edward I's accounts: Destriers £40-£80; Rouncies varied from 30 marks down to £2 (where a mark is ⅔ a pound ie. 13s. 4d.) (Hyland The Warhorse p 29) To put in context: *1302/3 Prince of Wales bought 3 bascinets for £1 (Hyland p 30) *Stott (peasant workhorse) between 1250-1400 average price, 5s. 7d. carthorse 9s 4d (John Clark, The Medieval Horse and its Equipment, p 27) * 1312 Edward II's haketons 10s each; Edward III's plate gauntlets 6s 8d (Prestwich, Armies and Warfare in the Middle Ages, p 25) *1292 level of wealth required for a knight £40 (Prestwich, p 77) *army pay under Edward II: armed infantry 4d per day; half-armed 3d, rest 2s; (Prestwich, p 134) *1347 longbow cost 1s 3d (Prestwich, p 140) Just from a quick look.  I'll hunt out the palfrey costs, also.  