pound (weight)
unit of measurement, currency
An old unit of mass, defined differently at different times and places.
As of 1838, one pound was equal to 500 grams in Switzerland.
Traveljournal 1794
Traveljournal 1814
- Birmingham’s “Altar to Vulcan”, 27 August 1814
- First encounter with malleable cast iron in Birmingham, 30 August 1814
- In Wedgwood’s Etruria Works, 1 September 1814
- Essay on the “comparative brightness” of William Murdoch
- Travelling on the “Salamanca” to Leeds, 3 September 1814
- Leeds, 4 September 1814
- Sheffield and Rotherham, 5 September 1814
- Exploring the Black Country on horseback with James Watt, 29 August 1814
Traveljournal 1825
- Tour of Apothecaries Hall, 11 June 1825
- Britannia metal, 14 June 1825
- Fascinating iron foundry on the canal, 15 June 1825
- The country home of the Lee family, 24 June 1825
- Visit to the Park Mill textile mill, 27 June 1825
- Visit to the Marshall Mills flax mill, 28 June 1825
- Factory visits in Sheffield, 30 June 1825
- Visit to a rolling mill and a refining forge, 2 July 1825
- Business opportunities in the London Mint, 11 July 1825
Traveljournal 1825–1827
Traveljournal 1845
Traveljournal 1846