Obsolete Polish Units of Measurement - Mass and Monetary Units

Mass and Monetary Units

  • Grzywna (pl:Grzywna (ekonomia); pl:Grzywna (jednostka miar))
  • Kamień (pl:Kamień (miara))
  • Kwarta (pl:Kwarta (jednostka wagowa))
  • Kwartnik (pl:Kwartnik)
  • Łut (pl:Łut)
  • Skojec (pl:Skojec)
  • Wiardunek (pl:Wiardunek)

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