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Live auction - fmd_471591 - Pile de poids de 4 onces n.d. France

Pile de poids de 4 onces n.d. France  XF
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Estimate : 300 €
Price : 155 €
Maximum bid : 155 €
End of the sale : 10 April 2018 17:06:51
bidders : 2 bidders
Type : Pile de poids de 4 onces
Date: 1812-1839
Date: n.d.
Mint name / Town : France
Metal : brass
Diameter : 43 mm
Weight : 120 g.
Coments on the condition:
Présence de coups et rayures. Aspect hétérogène suite à un nettoyage. Il manque le fermoir

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Reverse


Commentary


Pile de 4 onces / 125 grammes, incomplète.
L’ensemble présente un boitier de 2 onces (59,45g), un godet de 1 once (31,35g), un godet de 4 gros (15,7g), un godet de 2 gros (7,85g) et un godet de 1 gros (3,95g).
Il manque le godet de 1/2 gros.
Cet exemplaire présente diverses marques sur chaque godet ou boîtier : un lis, un K couronné, un Y, un A, un Z, un L et un M, en plus du poids de chaque objet
Dimensions : 19mm de hauteur, 37mm de diamètre et 43mm en comptant une partie du fermoir.

Historical background


POIDS SEMI-METRIQUES USUELS

1812-1839

A decree of February 12, 1812, supplemented by an order and a circular of March 28, authorized the use, in the retail trade, of weights presenting "the fractions or multiples most in use in commerce, and adapted to needs of the people”. For these weights, called "usual", the decimal division was therefore abandoned. These weights had to carry, "with their name, the indication of their value in decimal weights" (cf. Inventory of weights, National Museum of Techniques, CNAM, 1990).

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