A worn, pragmatic primer used to teach townsfolk literacy and basic sums. Simple exercises, ink-smeared margins.

Monthly almanac with tide tables, shipping schedules, and a smattering of local rumors useful to sailors and merchants.

A sturdy quill and a small vial of dark ink. The glass vial is sealed with wax stamped with a wave motif.

Ten sheets of clean parchment, useful for maps, letters, or hastily-scribed contracts.

An illustrated book on basic navigation: reading stars, coastal landmarks, and simple compasses.

Notes and recipes for poultices, infusions, and sleep draughts aimed at everyday maladies.

A collection of local sea-folk stories and drinking songs. Popular with sailors and apprentices.

A small, lockable blank spellbook bound in oilcloth. Designed for apprentice spellcasters.

A practical reference listing common plants, their effects, and first-aid treatments; the poisonous entries are briefly blacked out — for safety, claims Ira.

Ledger for tracking catch, shares, and small loans. Comes with waterproofed cover and a smudged pencil.

A colorful board-style tale that has become a nursery favorite among dockside families.

A slim scholarly volume exploring elemental interactions. Slight water-stain across the spine but otherwise intact.

Compiled municipal ordinances, tariffs, and common penal codes. Useful for merchants and low-level officials.

A pressed sea-lavender bloom sealed between waxed paper to mark one's place in a book.

Sketches and brief descriptions of common coastal creatures, hazards, and tide-behavior—handy for low-level adventurers.

A small wooden box used by scribes to keep notes and coins safe. The lock is simple but functional.