guilder
unit of measurement, currency
Originally a gold coin, later a unit of account and a silver coin.
A distinction was drawn between a gold guilder, a currency guilder and a silver guilder. The internationally recognized abbreviations fl. und f. derive from the first gold coin of this type, the Florentine florin.
Traveljournal 1814
Traveljournal 1825
- Tour of Apothecaries Hall, 11 June 1825
- Cooperation with Henry Adcock, 16 June 1825
- Visit to St. George’s Foundry, 20 June 1825
- Back in town, 23 June 1825
- A novel razor made of nickel-steel alloy, 30 June 1825
- Quality certification for Fischer’s nickel-steel alloy, 1 July 1825
- On ironstone china and crystal glass, 8. July 1825
- Another evening with Joseph Egg, 11 July 1825
Traveljournal 1825–1827
Traveljournal 1845
Traveljournal 1846
Traveljournal 1851
- Fischer’s fourth visit, 23 June 1851
- Fischer’s highlights of the Exhibition, 24 June 1851
- Fischer’s walks through London, 26 June 1851
- On the English export market, 27 June 1851
- Further highlights of the Exhibition, 29 June 1851
- Fischer on the visit by the British seamen, 30 June 1851
- London–Birmingham, 3 July 1851
- Birmingham–Manchester, 5 July 1851
- Manchester–Sheffield, 6 July 1851
- Krünitz, J. G.: Gulden. In: Oekonomische Encyklopädie, Band 20, 1789 (Krünitz Online, Stand 13.2.2023).
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