Ayres, J. (1688). The trades-mans copy book, or, Apprentices companion: Wherein is shewn him copys of receits, bills of parcells, bills of debt, bills of exchange, invoyces, accounts of sales &c : writen in all the merchant-like runing [sic] mixt hands now in use, first designed for the authors, scholars, now published for ye advantage of industrious and ingenious youth. Sold by the author and Sam. Crouch.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationAyres, John. The Trades-mans Copy Book, or, Apprentices Companion: Wherein Is Shewn Him Copys of Receits, Bills of Parcells, Bills of Debt, Bills of Exchange, Invoyces, Accounts of Sales &c : Writen in All the Merchant-like Runing [sic] Mixt Hands Now in Use, First Designed for the Authors, Scholars, Now Published for Ye Advantage of Industrious and Ingenious Youth. [Place of publication not identified]: Sold by the author and Sam. Crouch, 1688.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationAyres, John. The Trades-mans Copy Book, or, Apprentices Companion: Wherein Is Shewn Him Copys of Receits, Bills of Parcells, Bills of Debt, Bills of Exchange, Invoyces, Accounts of Sales &c : Writen in All the Merchant-like Runing [sic] Mixt Hands Now in Use, First Designed for the Authors, Scholars, Now Published for Ye Advantage of Industrious and Ingenious Youth. Sold by the author and Sam. Crouch, 1688.