I'm afraid I don't have any to trade, but I was looking through old files on my computer and I found a list of old roses. And I remembered your post.

Please keep in mind, that many of old and ancient roses did not have the documentation they have today, and the same rose would have been sold under different names in different areas, and many of those were poorly described even when they were documented.

Here's a list of roses that I have, to help you search, I think they predate the introduction of the tea roses to Europe:

Gallicas
Tuscany
Officinalis (red rose of Lancaster)
Burgundian Rose (1664)
Rosa Mundi (1581)
Tuscany (before 1820)

Alba
Alba Semiplena (white rose of York)
Alba Maxima (White rose of York)
Unique Blanche (1775)
Maiden Blush (1797)
Great MaidenÂs Blush (1738)

St. JohnÂs Rose
Rosa Hemispherica (1625) double-flowered yellow - said to be extremely difficult to grow.
Rosa Pomifera (1776)
Rosa Eglanteria (1551) apple scented leaves
Rosa Foetida (1542)
Rosa Feotida Bicolor (1596)

*Again, I am sorry that I don't have any to trade, but I hope this will help you in your search

Here is a link that might be useful: HelpMeFind Roses search page

I just have a list, I don't have any of these actual roses.

I hope I was clear.

If you are interested in the old garden roses, you may want to try looking at www.rosesofyesterday.com and www.rosesunlimitedownroot.com and www.antiqueroseemporium.com. I have purchased several old garden roses from Roses of Yesterday and from Roses Unlimited and they are all doing wonderful. I would be willing to send clippings if you are interested.

Happy hunting, Keith