Weights and measures
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A printed chart titled Weights and Measures presents tables of avoirdupois, troy, apothecaries, dry, liquid, and currency units, each framed by small vignettes of scales, measuring vessels, coins, and clocks. The lower panel lists standard bushel weights for grains and other goods in avoirdupois pounds. Attributed to R.O. Evans, the print is dated 1891.
