- The
Steelyard, from the
Middle Low
German Stâlhof (sample yard), was the
kontor (foreign
trading post) of the
Hanseatic League in London, and
their main...
- A
steelyard balance,
steelyard, or
stilyard is a straight-beam
balance with arms of
unequal length. It
incorporates a
counterweight which slides along...
- Look up
steelyard in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Steelyard was the
trading post of the
Hanseatic League in London.
Steelyard or
steel yard may...
-
Steelyard Commons is a
shopping center in Cleveland, Ohio,
having opened in 2007. The
center gets its name for
having been
built on the site of the former...
-
Steelyard Blues is a 1973
American comedy crime film,
directed by Alan Myerson, and
starring Donald Sutherland, Jane
Fonda and
Peter Boyle. A
group of...
- BC ****yrian lion
weights (8th
century BC) in the
British Museum Roman steelyard balance with two
bronze weights, 50–200 AD, Gallo-Roman Museum, Tongeren...
- and Livy's Ab Urbe
Condita (Book 5
Sections 34–49), the
Gauls provided steelyard balances and weights,
which were used to
measure the
amount of gold. The...
-
numerous towns and cities,
notably the
Kontors in
London (known as the
Steelyard), Bruges, Bergen, and Novgorod,
which became extraterritorial entities...
- The
Pohang Steel Yard is a
football stadium in Pohang,
South Korea. It is the home
stadium of
Pohang Steelers. The
stadium holds 17,443
spectators and...
- main
trading base (kontor) of
England in London,
called the
Stalhof or
Steelyard. It
remained until 1853, when the
Hanseatic cities of Lübeck,
Bremen and...
