- Collection type
- Object
- Description
- Iron currency bar, kissi penny, with two flattened ends.
- Long description
- Iron rod, twisted along the central section, with two flattened ends, used as currency. One end is in a T-shape, the other in a flattened oval.
- Geographical reference
- Date / Period
- Date made: Before 1939?, uncertain
- Date collected
- ?By 1939
- Acquisition information
- Donated: 08/1941 Found unentered: Found unentered
- Materials and processes
- Material Iron Metal, Process Forged (Metal), Process Hammered, Process Twisted
- Dimensions
- Length: max 476 mm
- Object numbers
- Accession number: 1941.9.1
Further items to explore
1892.41.499Lump of silver formed as a rough circular disc with a raised, pea-sized lump on the upper side. [LKG 02/12/2009]1892.41.499
1890.17.1.1Red plaited string made from the hair of the ears of flying fox (Pteropus), used as money.1890.17.1.1
1910.1.113Cylinder of salt wrapped in palm leaves and bound with a continuous strand of plant fibre, used as currency. [MJD 06/01/2010]1910.1.113
2008.88.12Unused postage stamp from Tibet. Stamped with red ink. In the centre of the stamp is the image of a lion. Down one side is the word 'Tibet'. The other three sides have Tibetan script. The value of the stamp is 2 trangkas. [FC 02/09/2009]2008.88.12
1996.5.43Watercolour of two boats1996.5.43
1996.5.86Polychrome picture of a crowd of men and women stood around a ritual figure1996.5.86
1996.5.15Painting of two men herding goats1996.5.15
1993.68.18Wooden spoon with oval bowl, decorated with burnt lines. [El.B 'DCF 2004-2006 What's Upstairs?' 15/3/2006]1993.68.18