Foreign Exchanges; Being A Complete Set of Tables, Caculated from the Lowest Exchange to the Highest Usual Rates, and From One Penny to One Thousand Pounds Sterling

William Dickinson

Published by Boosey and Sons, London, 1819

About this Item

An extensive guide to worldwide currency conversion from Great Britain in the early nineteenth century. Shewing, at one view, any sum of foreign money reduced into British sterling, and British money into foreign, with those countries with which London exchanges . and also tables of exchange from all the above place on London. concluding with A Table of the Real and Imaginary Monies of the World, the Mode of Reckoning the Same, and their Value Reduced into British Sterling. Revised by William Tate. W. & J. P. Royston bookseller's label to the front pastedown. Externally, worn, with slight loss. There are the remains of a label to the spine. The joints are starting. The front hinge is strained, and the rear hinge is strained and has been previously reinforced, with the last few pages working loose. Internally, firmly bound, generally bright, with foxing. With ink annotations to the front and rear blanks. With a copperplate ink signature to the title page. Good.

Seller Inventory # LTH16-B-9

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Foreign Exchanges; Being A Complete Set of Tables, Caculated from the Lowest Exchange to the Highest Usual Rates, and From One Penny to One Thousand Pounds Sterling
• Publisher: Boosey and Sons, London
• Publication Date: 1819
• Binding: Leather
• Illustrator: None
• Condition: Good
• Book Type: book