Watermarked with a crown and " E8R ", the stamps were issued on 1 September 1936 for the halfpenny green, the threehalfpence brown and the twopence halfpenny blue, and on 14 September for the one penny red.
32.
Henry VIII, circa 1538-40, took 3, 050 tonnes of stone from the despoiled Merton Priory to build Nonsuch Palace : it was carted along Sutton's boundary at a cost of twopence per mile.
33.
Benjamin Pollock became a maker of toy theatres or the'juvenille drama'as it was called at the time, selling toy theatre drops and characters from contemporary dramas for " a penny plain, twopence coloured ".
34.
With the return of large quantities of government issued small denomination coin ( twopence and pennies were minted at the Soho Mint in 1797, and halfpennies and farthings followed in 1799 ), the need for locally issued token coinage waned.
35.
The church was built virtually, brick by brick, on the dream of Monsignor Victor Francis Peters and through the generosity of parishioners who, in the midst of the Great Depression, bought bricks for an average of twopence each.
36.
It was actually another of Kinsey's associates who disapproved ( " I don't think, to tell you the truth, that Pomeroy would have cared twopence, " says Gathorne-Hardy ), but the rest is accurate.
37.
The Spanish dollar was already prevalent throughout the West Indies in general, and from 1839, the Spanish dollar unit operated in British Guiana in conjunction with British sterling coins at a standard conversion rate of one dollar for every four shillings and twopence.
38.
A grant dated 30 January 1668 was made from King Charles II of England to Mary Boyd for the " 34 acres and 6 perches in the parts of ye cartron of Kilcrohan at an annual rent of nine shillings and twopence farthing ".
39.
Eddowes and Kelly split their last sixpence between them; he took fourpence to pay for a bed in the common lodging-house, and she took twopence, just enough for her to stay a night at Mile End Casual Ward in the neighbouring parish.
40.
The ferries were referred to repeatedly in Helen Forrester's 1974 book " Twopence to Cross the Mersey ", because the fare for a journey to the two pence ) was too expensive for a destitute Liverpool family to afford during the Great Depression.
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