Francesc de Camp was an apothecary of Barcelona active in the middle of the fourteenth century. He was the son of Raimundo and was married to Sancha. The inventory of Francesc's estate details goods distributed across fourteen rooms, including both his residence and the rooms in which he worked as an apothecary, complete with furniture, pots, jars, alembics (distillation devices), and materia medica consisting of juices, syrups, oils, and waters. The inventory organizes his products by receptacle, product, and quantity, offering a particularly rich view of pharmaceutical products and medicaments of the time.