on number 6-8 is the house of banér, the major portal of which is on the opposite side, facing bollhusgränd, while the 'modest' portal on this side carries the arm of per banér and hebbla fleming. on the façade is also the fire bird phoenix taking off surrounded by flames, the symbol of the fire insurance company created to tackle the fires frequently ravaging the old town, owned by its customers and still residing on mynttorget. the cartouches are from the 17th century, while the portals and remaining façade is from the 18th century. number 10-12 were merged in the 1760s when the top of the building was added and the building got much of its present appearance, save for the enlarged shop windows and some original decorations now gone.