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I found this in the bottom of a camera box from an eBay purchase and though you might find it interesting.
! I'm pretty sure I've got the receipt for my OM1 somewhere.

oh lord, we've moved on from yer old half crown Nick......I'm too young to remember all that "funny money"..........112 pennies to a pound...
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Farthings went out in the 1950s - I can remember counting them (960 to the pound). Crowns were issued on special occasions. You did miss the 6d (the price of a bar of chocolate) and 1/-.
I'll see if I can find the receipt for my first enlarger (1961).
Yeh, a pint of water weighs a pound and a quarter. Nice little rhyme!Almost right. It was 112 pounds to a hundredweight; but that's pounds weight. When I first started processing at home, I used the kitchen scales to weight water as I didn't have a measuring cylinder. Imperial measures are so useful...
Found the receipt for our first house last week, £1,725! 1975.
Love that! The "receipt" for a house, does it specify how many you bought?![]()