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• A calculation of foreign exchanges, as transacted on the Royal Exchange of London, or, Tables, shewing at once, or by a few additions, any sum of English money reduced into foreign species : and likewise any sum of foreign species reduced into English money
  by: Oldenburgh, Edward
  Published: (1756)
• A calculation of foreign exchanges, as transacted on the Royal Exchange of London, or, Tables shewing at once, or by a few additions, any sum of English money reduc'd into foreign species : and likewise any sum of foreign species reduc'd into English money, by way of exchange
  by: Oldenburgh, Edward
  Published: (1729)
• A calculation of foreign exchanges : as transacted on the Royal Exchange of London: or, tables, shewing at once, or by a few Additions, any sum of English money reduc'd into foreign species, and likewise any Sum of Foreign Species reduc'd into English Money, by way of Exchange, at the several Prices, as from Time to Time the Exchange may Rise or Fall. By Edward Oldenburgh, merchant
  by: Oldenburgh, Edward
  Published: (1729)
• A calculation of foreign exchanges : as transacted on the Royal Exchange of London: or, tables, shewing at once, or by a few additions, any sum of English money reduced into foreign species, and likewise any Sum of Foreign Species reduced into English Money, by Way of Exchange, at the several Prices, as from Time to Time the Exchange may Rise or Fall. By Edward Oldenburgh, merchant. The third edition. Calculated for the present Course of Exchange; with some New Tables. With several additions prefixed to each particular Table, shewing how Books and Accounts are kept at each Place; and likewise in what Money Exchanges are usually drawn, Real as well as Imaginary; with the Method how to make the Operation, by The Rule of Three, in the plainest and most concise Manner. By the same Hand
  by: Oldenburgh, Edward
  Published: (1756)
• The universal negotiator, or, correct tables for calculating the exchange between London, and the following places, viz. Paris, Amsterdam, Hamburgh, Madrid, Lisbon, Venice, Genoa, and Dublin. By which any sum of foreign coin may be reduced into sterling, and English money into the species of the different countries we exchange with, by inspection. Calculated for the present course of exchange. By Wyndham Beawes, Esq; His Majesty's counsul at Seville and St. Lucar
  by: Beawes, Wyndham
  Published: (1755)