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How much did a pencil cost in the 1930's?
Well, honey, back in the 1930s, a pencil would have set you back about 5 cents. That may not sound like much, but back then, that could buy you a loaf of bread or a movie ticket. So, next time you complain about the price of pencils, just be glad you're not living in the Great Depression, sweetheart.
How much money did a slave cost in 1799?
slaves in 1799 cost $50 and worked from 11:00 am to 10:00 am and got 1:00 of sleep with a bread crumb a day
How much 1 lb sugar cost in 1900?
it cost $.06
How much does a 1972 dollar coin cost?
$1
How much did a stamp cost in 1966?
1 million dollars
How much does a loaf of wheat bread cost?
A loaf of wheat bread normally costs about $1 to $5
In 1949 how much would a loaf of bread cost in England?
The cost of a basic white loaf in 1938 was 2p, the same for a pint a milk.
How much did a loaf of bread cost in 1603?
In 1603, a standard loaf of bread would have cost about 1 to 1.5 pence. That is equal to about 85 cents in US currency today.
Price of a loaf of bread 2003?
A loaf of bread in 2003 cost as much as 3.50 depending on the brand. A store brand loaf of bread in 2003 cost about a dollar.
How much was a loaf of bread in 1992?
£1
How much does current bread cost?
A small 400g loaf of current bread in the UK currently cost around 80p to £1. (As of April 2014)
How much does a loaf of bread cost in the UK?
In the UK you can buy a loaf of bread in supermarkets such as Tesco. An 800g loaf of bread costs around £1.37.
How much did a loaf of white bread cost in 2000?
we are not sure but it is close to 1 nickel because a soda cost 1 dime and know this days soda about 1or2 dollars more then bread
How much did a loaf a bread cost in 2005?
The price of bread varies depending on the type of purchased and the brand. Five years ago you could purchase a loaf of bread for about a dollar.
How much was a loaf of bread in 1932?
1 Shilling
How much is a loaf of bread worth?
$1 to $5... why??
How much was a UK loaf of bread in 1992?
£1
