Loot!

A dozen years ago Desert Scribe at Super Galactic Dreadnaught posted about "non-standard treasures" in the Holmes edition Dungeons & Dragons sample dungeon and B2 Keep on the Borderlands and B1 In Search of the Unknown. The posts are effectively a guide to looting the Caves of Chaos and Quasqueton, and I loved them so much that I said in the comments I wanted to do the same for Flashing Blades, a game with its own actual, literal booty table (FB core rules, p. 28)!

Years passed.

And at long last, here we are.

Clothing

coat, gentleman's, cloth-of-gold	50 £
hat, cloth-of-gold	15 £
suit, gentleman's, cloth-of-gold	100 £

Decorative Items

chandelier, Venetian glass	500 £
chess set, silver and gold pieces	250 £
goblets, crystal	150 £
idol, Inca	100 £
lilies, white, 1 doz.	1 £
rose, red	1 £
tapestry, medieval of knights jousting	100 £
tea service, gold-inlaid with silver utensils	75 £

Functional Items

blowgun, genuine Caribe Indian	10 £
book, Da Vinci manuscript	1000 £
books, library set	100-200 £
bow, genuine Caribe Indian	20 £
chamberpot, silver with coat of arms	25 £
dog, hunting	70 £
falcon, hunting	60 £
longsword, fine quality	100 £
parrot, exotic talking	50 £
racket and ball, tennis	10 £

Jewelry

crucifix, jeweled	200 £
earring, gold pirate hoop	5 £
gem, Constantinople Emerald	10,000 £
gem, Constantinople Emerald (wax forgery)	1000 £
gems, bag of	1000 £
medallion, Knights of the Golden Fleece (melted down)	120 £
necklace, Inca	60 £
ring, small gold	25 £

There are a lot of items described - Delft tiles, marble statues, cherry bon-bons - in the various FB adventures which aren't ascribed values. This is a missed opportunity, one I may have to take up at some point in the future!