To: Zoe Brain
The Currency in Kenya since 1921 has been in Shillings and CENTS. Its never used the £ s d system. Nor the £ p one that was introduced in the UK in 1968, and formally adopted in the early 70s. This isnt a matter of a legacy form.
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Right. I've seen that history now. However, the form could be British, and the price could have come over from Britain in a bureaucratic avenue. Has anyone come up with another Kenyan BC from the period?
2,175 posted on
08/05/2009 5:15:42 PM PDT by
SeattleBruce
(God, Family, Church, Country & the Tea Party! Take America Back! (Objective media? Try BIGOTS.))
To: SeattleBruce
I was born in the UK around that period. We emigrated to Australia later.
The UK form is completely different.
And if it was a UK form... how come it has “Kenya” etc on it? The place had had its own administration for half a century.
2,176 posted on
08/05/2009 5:37:00 PM PDT by
Zoe Brain
(Rocket Scientist, Naval Combat System Architect)
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