Quantity & Count
Traditional counting units like dozens, grosses, scores, and historical tallies used in trade.
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Traditional counting units like dozens, grosses, scores, and historical tallies used in trade.
Brace
A traditional counting term denoting a pair of items or animals, derived from what can be held in both arms.
2 units
Dicker
A historical English commercial tally of exactly ten items, widely used for hides, skins, and gloves.
10 units
Score (Quantity)
The classic British counting unit of 20, historically tracked by carving notches into wooden tally sticks.
20 units
Dozen (doz)
A staple grouping unit of 12 derived from the duodecimal counting system.
12 units
Baker's Dozen
The classic British protective buffer (12+1) used by medieval tradesmen to guarantee compliance with royal market laws.
13 units
Chapman’s Dozen
A 13-unit trade bonus or wholesale allowance used by travelling peddlers and hawkers.
13 units
Timber
A fur trade unit designating a bundle of 40 pelts, commonly used for luxury furs like ermine.
40 pelts
Long Hundred / Great Hundred
An old Germanic counting convention where a "hundred" officially meant 120.
120 units