Auncel
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The auncel (Norman: auncelle or aunsell’, lit. "little balance") was a balance scale formerly used in England. It was banned by Edward III in 1350.[1]
In some British dialects, it is used for the informal weighing of meat by hand instead of by scales.
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- ↑ 25 Edward III st. 5 c. 9 (1350).
