Inventory of the Mayflower (1624)
Public Records Office, London:  HCA 24/81, fol. 167/219

After the death of Christopher Jones, the captain and quarter-owner of the Mayflower, the ship was appraised by the High Court of Admiralty.  Three of the four owners requested the appraisal, and the original HCA document of their request can be seen here.  The ship, in that request, is represented as being "in ruinis", meaning the appraisal was not for the purpose of selling a ship, but for the purpose of selling the ship for scrap.  

This is a photo-scan of the original inventory taken on the Mayflower in 1624, as found in the Public Records Office in London, in the records of the High Court of Admiralty.  It has never before been published in its entirety, or displayed in its original form, though its existence has been known by historians since the early 1900s.  The line-by-line transcription was made by me, after I spent a good while learning how to read the handwriting.  

Crown copyright: Public Record Office, London. This document may be copied and downloaded for personal and research use only. You must apply to the Public Record Office for permission for any other use.  Contact copyright@pro.gov.uk for additional information.

The appraismt or valuacon of the shippe the Mayflower of London and her tackle and furniture taken and made by authoritye of his Maje Highe Courte of Admiraltye on the 26th day of May 1624 at ye instance of Roberte Childe, John Moore, and Jones the relicte of Christopher Jones deceased, owners of three fourth parte of the said Shippe, by us William Craford and ffranncis Birks of Redriffe, marriners, Robert Clay and Christopher Malym of the same, shipwrights as followeth: Inprimis wee the said appraisers having viewed and seene the hull, maste, yardes, boate, winles and Capsten of and belonginge to the said Shipp, Doe estimate the same at --------- £50 Item.  five anckors weighinge about 25c wt wee value at -------- £25 Item.  one suite of sailes more than half worne, wee estimate at ------ £15 Item.  3 Cables, 2 hawsers, the shrowdes and stayes wth all the other rigginge more then half worne at ------ £35 Item.  8 muskitts, 6 bandeleers, and 6 piks at -------- 50 s

Item. ye pitch pott and kettle ------- 13s, 4p Item. ten shovells ------ 5s Suma totalis 128.08-04 In witnes wherof wee ye said appraisers have hereunto putt our handes Frannces Birks Wm Crayford Robart Clay Christopher Malim