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 * Coin
 * Gallon
 * Pound (mass)
 * Anglo-Saxon pound
 * Apothecaries' system
 * Main Page
 * Grain (unit)
 * Troy weight
 * Dirham
 * Penny
 * Weights and Measures Acts (UK)
 * Grains per gallon
 * Imperial units
 * Avoirdupois
 * Ounce
 * Uncia (unit)
 * Inch
 * Area density
 * Twill
 * Denim
 * Muslin
 * Ancient Roman units of measurement
 * Pes (unit)
 * Fluid ounce
 * Step (unit)
 * Julian calendar
 * Gregorian calendar
 * Finger (unit)
 * Digit (unit)
 * Cheesecloth
 * Textile
 * Knitting machine
 * Canvas
 * Linen
 * Cotton duck
 * Flax
 * Marine canvas
 * Khaki drill
 * Khaki
 * Safari jacket
 * Drill (fabric)
 * Hessian fabric
 * Gunny sack
 * Sackcloth
 * Silesia
 * Silesia (disambiguation)
 * Cilice
 * Hessian (boot)
 * Hessian crucible
 * Cubic inch
 * United States customary units
 * Unite (English coin)
 * International yard and pound
 * English units
 * Mark (unit)
 * English Engineering units
 * BSI Group
 * Penny Cyclopaedia
 * Metric system
 * History of the metre
 * Outline of the metric system
 * Introduction to the metric system
 * International System of Units
 * System of measurement
 * Celsius
 * Horsepower
 * Watt
 * History of the metric system
 * An Essay towards a Real Character, and a Philosophical Language
 * Litre
 * Decimetre
 * Cubic centimetre
 * Cubic metre
 * Centimetre–gram–second system of units
 * List of physical quantities
 * Millimetre
 * Silver
 * Gold
 * Copper
 * Tin
 * Lead
 * Zinc
 * Gold penny
 * Noble (English coin)
 * Florin (English coin)
 * Half Florin
 * Quarter Florin
 * Angel (coin)
 * Sovereign (English coin)
 * Crown of the Rose
 * Half crown (British coin)
 * Jacobus
 * Rose Ryal
 * Spur ryal
 * Laurel (English coin)
 * Half laurel
 * Carolus (coin)
 * Triple Unite (English coin)
 * English fifty shilling coin
 * Broad (English gold coin)
 * Farthing (English coin)
 * Thrymsa
 * Sceat
 * Styca
 * Penny (English coin)
 * History of the English penny (c. 600 – 1066)
 * History of the English penny (1066–1154)
 * History of the English penny (1485–1603)
 * History of the English penny (1154–1485)
 * History of the English penny (1603–1707)
 * Groat (coin)
 * Shilling (English coin)
 * Threepence (British coin)
 * Sixpence (British coin)
 * Sovereign (British coin)
 * Pound sterling
 * Gold standard
 * Coinage Act 1816
 * Half sovereign
 * Two pounds (British gold coin)
 * Five pounds (British gold coin)
 * Benedetto Pistrucci
 * Bank of England
 * Queen Victoria
 * Crown gold
 * Guinea (coin)
 * Britannia (coin)
 * Quarter farthing
 * Third farthing
 * Half farthing
 * Farthing (British coin)
 * Halfpenny (British pre-decimal coin)
 * Penny (British pre-decimal coin)
 * Three halfpence (British coin)
 * Twopence (British pre-decimal coin)
 * Fourpence (British coin)
 * Shilling (British coin)
 * Florin (British coin)
 * Double florin
 * Crown (British coin)
 * Half guinea
 * British twenty-five pence coin
 * Five pounds (British coin)
 * Twenty pounds (British coin)
 * Fifty pounds (British coin)
 * One hundred pounds (British coin)
 * Royal Maundy
 * Quarter sovereign
 * Lunar Series (British coin)
 * The Queen's Beasts (coin)
 * Banknotes of the pound sterling
 * List of British banknotes and coins
 * Coins of the pound sterling
 * Scottish coinage
 * Coins of Ireland
 * Rupee
 * History of the rupee
 * Silver as an investment
 * United States dollar
 * Currency symbol
 * Indian anna
 * Paisa
 * Indian pie
 * Spanish dollar
 * East African shilling
 * East African florin
 * Mohur
 * Gold coin
 * Dam (Indian coin)
 * Coinage of India
 * Coins of the Indian rupee
 * Coins of British India
 * Gold dinar
 * Modern gold dinar
 * Fals
 * 20 cents
 * Australian twenty-cent coin
 * New Zealand twenty-cent coin
 * Australian one-cent coin
 * Australian two-cent coin
 * Australian five-cent coin
 * Australian ten-cent coin
 * Australian fifty-cent coin
 * Australian round fifty-cent coin
 * Australian one dollar coin
 * Australian two-dollar coin
 * Coins of the Australian dollar
 * Commemorative coins of Australia
 * Australian one-dollar note
 * Australian two-dollar note
 * Australian five-dollar note
 * Australian ten-dollar note
 * Australian twenty-dollar note
 * Australian fifty-dollar note
 * Australian one hundred-dollar note
 * Banknotes of the Australian dollar
 * Halfpenny (Australian)
 * Penny (Australian coin)
 * Threepence (Australian)
 * Sixpence (Australian)
 * Shilling (Australian)
 * Florin (Australian coin)
 * Crown (Australian coin)
 * Coins of Australia
 * Coins of the Australian pound
 * Australian five-shilling note
 * Australian ten-shilling note
 * Australian one-pound note
 * Australian five-pound note
 * Australian ten-pound note
 * Sydney Mint
 * Australian pound
 * Banknotes of the Australian pound
 * Note Printing Australia
 * Australian dollar
 * Reserve Bank of Australia
 * Melbourne Mint
 * Perth Mint
 * Royal Australian Mint
 * .500 Nitro Express
 * Nitro Express
 * .360 No 2 Nitro Express
 * .400/360 Nitro Express
 * .400/350 Nitro Express
 * .350 Rigby
 * .400 Jeffery Nitro Express
 * .375 Flanged Nitro Express
 * .450/400 Nitro Express
 * .450 Nitro Express
 * .450/400 Black Powder Express
 * Gunpowder
 * .450 Black Powder Express
 * Romanesque architecture
 * Cream
 * Butterfat
 * Dairy product
 * Centrifuge
 * Separator (milk)
 * Saturated fat
 * Homogenization (chemistry)
 * Milk
 * Cream (disambiguation)
 * Jersey cattle
 * Carotenoid
 * Cream (colour)
 * Butter
 * Goat
 * Sauce
 * Soup
 * Half and half
 * Whipped cream
 * Honey
 * Wine
 * Whisky
 * Cake
 * Pumpkin pie
 * Calcium sulfite
 * Glucose
 * Microcrystalline cellulose
 * Clotted cream
 * Gelatin
 * Sodium bicarbonate
 * Casein
 * Sour cream
 * Lactic acid
 * Crema (dairy product)
 * Crème fraîche
 * Reduced cream
 * Salad cream
 * Kaymak
 * Cool Whip
 * Ice cream
 * Non-dairy creamer
 * Condensed milk
 * Buttercream
 * Artificial cream
 * Cheese
 * Whey
 * Yogurt
 * Ayran
 * Curd
 * Milk bag
 * Milk bottle
 * Milk crate
 * Square milk jug
 * Milk churn
 * Dairy
 * Milkmaid
 * Milkman
 * Breastfeeding
 * Lactation
 * Sheep milk
 * Pig milk
 * Moose milk
 * Breast milk
 * Colostrum
 * Witch's milk
 * Mare milk
 * Camel milk
 * Water buffalo
 * Evaporated milk
 * Baked milk
 * A2 milk
 * Chocolate milk
 * Malted milk
 * Ice milk
 * Raw milk
 * Scalded milk
 * Powdered milk
 * Pasteurization
 * Organic milk
 * Skimmed milk
 * Soured milk
 * Toned milk
 * Ultrafiltered milk
 * Peanut milk
 * Soy formula
 * Soy milk
 * Hemp milk
 * Coconut milk
 * Almond milk
 * Plant milk
 * Donkey milk
 * Conventionsthaler
 * Bentley 3.5 Litre
 * Austro-Hungarian gulden
 * Austrian krone
 * Dram (unit)
 * FV101 Scorpion
 * Henry Meadows
 * Liberty L-12
 * Liberty L-6
 * Mercedes D.III
 * Minim (unit)
 * Orders of magnitude (volume)
 * Rolls-Royce Kestrel
 * Shopping hours
 * Rolls-Royce Meteor
 * Rolls-Royce Merlin
 * Slug (mass)
 * Wine gallon
 * Dry gallon
 * Fijian dollar
 * Biot–Savart law
 * Cubic foot
 * Land Administration Building
 * Heliography
 * Photography
 * Nicéphore Niépce
 * View from the Window at Le Gras
 * Photogravure
 * Queensland Government Architect
 * Base course
 * Plinth
 * Facade
 * Freestone (masonry)
 * Gas lighting
 * Natural gas
 * Old State Library Building, Brisbane
 * Old Museum Building, Brisbane
 * Roller shutter
 * Reinforced concrete
 * Edwardian Baroque architecture
 * Rustication (architecture)
 * Queens Gardens, Brisbane
 * Treasury Building, Brisbane
 * Victoria Bridge, Brisbane
 * Victoria Bridge Abutment
 * Alfred Barton Brady
 * William Jolly Bridge
 * Story Bridge
 * Harding Frew
 * Manuel Hornibrook
 * Coopers Plains, Queensland
 * Walter Taylor Bridge
 * Rissole
 * Bread crumbs
 * Deep frying
 * Baking
 * Pastry
 * Ground meat
 * Meat
 * Croquette
 * Bubble and squeak
 * Potato
 * Cabbage
 * Carrot
 * Pea
 * Brussels sprout
 * Brown sauce
 * Sunday roast
 * Leftovers
 * Full breakfast
 * Rationing
 * Maria Eliza Rundell
 * A New System of Domestic Cookery
 * Annual plant
 * Field pea
 * Pease pudding
 * Pea soup
 * Split pea
 * Biological life cycle
 * India
 * Pot pie
 * Casserole
 * Paneer
 * Dal
 * Marrowfat peas
 * Mushy peas
 * Fish and chips
 * Meat pie
 * Fish and chip shop
 * Chickpea
 * Lathyrus niger
 * Back-formation
 * Sterling silver
 * Cupronickel
 * Constantan
 * Electrical resistivity and conductivity
 * Nickel
 * Platinum
 * Noble metal
 * Aqua regia
 * Nitric acid
 * Hydrochloric acid
 * Sulfur
 * Chloroplatinic acid
 * Platinum tetrafluoride
 * Chlorine
 * Bromine
 * Iodine
 * Ductility
 * Tungsten
 * Molybdenum
 * Titanium
 * List of Indian flags
 * Flag of India
 * Crown colony
 * Farah Pahlavi
 * Coronet
 * Crown (headgear)
 * Diadem
 * Tiara
 * Heraldry
 * Imperial crown
 * Imperial Crown of India
 * Cornwall
 * Kingdom of Great Britain
 * William Gregor
 * Jet engine
 * Missile
 * Spacecraft
 * Alloy
 * Iron
 * Aluminium
 * Vanadium
 * Mobile phone
 * Dental implant
 * Desalination
 * Steel
 * Allotropy
 * Isotope
 * Natural abundance
 * Magnesium
 * Titanium dioxide
 * Ultimate tensile strength
 * Titanium Beta C
 * Fatigue limit
 * Galling
 * Heat capacity
 * Sulfuric acid
 * Drill
 * Deuterium
 * Positron
 * Gamma ray
 * Radioactive decay
 * Decay product
 * Beta decay
 * Isotopes of titanium
 * Half-life
 * Electron capture
 * Scandium
 * Sun
 * Rock (geology)
 * Brass
 * Bronze
 * Victoria Cross
 * Buckingham Palace
 * Military rank
 * Orders, decorations, and medals of the United Kingdom
 * Combat
 * Courage
 * Cannon
 * Siege of Sevastopol (1854–55)
 * Crimean War
 * Michael Ashcroft
 * Order of the Bath
 * Brevet (military)
 * Mentioned in dispatches
 * Field officer
 * Warrant (law)
 * Royal sign-manual
 * The London Gazette
 * War Office
 * Hyde Park, London
 * Hancocks & Co
 * First Opium War
 * Firepower – The Royal Artillery Museum
 * Maltese cross
 * Royal Air Force
 * George V
 * Cross pattée
 * St Edward's Crown
 * Serif
 * Command hierarchy
 * Secretary of State for Defence
 * Structure of the British Army
 * Second Boer War
 * Tomb of the Unknowns
 * Indian Rebellion of 1857
 * Royal Horse Artillery
 * Sanna's Post
 * Andaman Islands expedition
 * Order in Council
 * List of New Zealand Wars Victoria Cross recipients
 * Secretary of State for the Colonies
 * Charles Heaphy
 * Indian Order of Merit
 * East India Company
 * Commonwealth of Nations
 * Param Vir Chakra
 * Nishan-e-Haider
 * Commonwealth realm
 * Union of South Africa
 * Victoria Cross for Australia
 * Victoria Cross (Canada)
 * Victoria Cross for New Zealand
 * William Petty
 * Commonwealth of England
 * Charles II of England
 * James II of England
 * Parliament of England
 * Laissez-faire
 * Royal Society
 * Romsey
 * William Petty, 2nd Earl of Shelburne
 * Adam Smith
 * Economic history
 * John Graunt
 * Labor theory of value
 * Society of Jesus
 * Oxford Philosophical Club
 * University of Oxford
 * Gresham Professor of Music
 * Brasenose College, Oxford
 * English trust law
 * Down Survey
 * Restoration (England)
 * Porto
 * Royal Dublin Society
 * Thomas Hobbes
 * Francis Bacon
 * Political economy
 * John Locke
 * Consumption tax
 * Equity (economics)
 * Poll tax
 * Barter
 * Measures of national income and output
 * Level of measurement
 * Estimation theory
 * Money supply
 * Quantity theory of money
 * Velocity of money
 * Mercantilism
 * Physiocracy
 * Taxable income
 * Richard Cantillon
 * Productivity
 * Usury
 * Interest rate
 * Forbearance
 * Money
 * Full employment
 * Salisbury Plain
 * Stonehenge
 * Division of labour
 * Thomas Robert Malthus
 * Extrapolation
 * Prosperity
 * John Maynard Keynes
 * David Ricardo
 * Henry George
 * Karl Marx
 * The Wealth of Nations
 * Surplus labour
 * Profit (economics)
 * Marx's theory of alienation
 * Capital: Critique of Political Economy
 * Aggregate demand
 * Edward Misselden
 * Thomas Mun
 * James Steuart (economist)
 * Royal Mint
 * British Empire
 * Planchet
 * Commemorative coin
 * Precious metal
 * Medal
 * Royal Mint (disambiguation)
 * HM Treasury
 * Decimalisation
 * Tower of London
 * Royal Mint Court
 * Privatization
 * Royal Mint Museum
 * Alfred the Great
 * Warden of the Mint
 * Master of the Mint
 * Comptroller
 * Economic expansion
 * England
 * The Great Debasement
 * Henry VIII of England
 * Dissolution of the Monasteries
 * Pound Scots
 * Debasement
 * Token coin
 * The Crown
 * Charles I of England
 * English Civil War
 * Siege money
 * British Isles
 * Crown (English coin)
 * Pattern coin
 * Federation of Australia
 * Government of Western Australia
 * Canada under British rule
 * Ottawa Mint sovereign
 * South African Mint
 * Hong Kong Mint
 * Chancellor of the Exchequer
 * Economy of the United Kingdom
 * Hard currency
 * Air raid shelter
 * Pinewood Studios
 * Operation Bernhard
 * Decimal Day
 * Elizabeth II
 * Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
 * Charles, Prince of Wales
 * Investiture of the Prince of Wales
 * Prince of Wales
 * Trading fund
 * Companies House