The pence table playfully paraphrased
By: by Peter Pennyless
Contributors: Harris, John, 1756-1846, publisher; Barker, Charles; Smithers, Margaret S.
Series: Harris's cabinet of amusement and instruction; Harris's cabinet of amusement and instruction
Publisher: J. Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard
Published: 1818
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Money; Juvenile literature; Counting
Notes: Series from Moon.

Cover title and imprint.

Text begins: Twelve pence is just 1 sh. / This I gave to buy a whip. / Fourteen pence is 1 sh. & 2d.  / Which I paid for my new ship

Illustrations: Sixteen hand-colored stipple engravings, most depicting fashionably-dressed children in various transactions involving money, the first dated June 1, 1818 by Harris

Rare Book copy: Publisher's wrapper with title and imprint wanting; on wrapper is pasted card reading "Harris's Cabinet," a line on which "Pence Table" is written by hand, and "One Shilling, Coloured."

Moon, M.  Harris (1992), 613(1)