Sixpence
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Sep 5, 2026
S2 Ep19: David Hepworth - New Musical Express 10 June 1967
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4:09David HepworthGUEST
But anyway, it says every Friday.
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4:11David HepworthGUEST
Sixpence, 6D, half a shilling, two and a half P, I suppose, in new money, what I still regard as new money.
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4:25David HepworthGUEST
I don't know whether I would have bought this one.
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4:28David HepworthGUEST
If I hadn't bought it, I would certainly have looked at it.
The novel in Britain: from cover to cover
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60:07Philip HensherGUEST
And he just didn't think that six pence was even worth considering.
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60:13Philip HensherGUEST
To make money out of Sixpence novels, firstly, they couldn't be very recent books.
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60:22Philip HensherGUEST
They had to have been exhausted in their first readership.
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60:29Philip HensherGUEST
The first Penguins, I think the most recent one was eight years old.
Wet Magic-E. Nesbit
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77:57Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
The white elephant, tail, trunk, and tusks, all complete.
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78:02Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
Sixpence only.
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78:04Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
See the black tri-a, or camels, or ships of the Arabs.
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78:10Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
Heavy drinker when he gets the chance.
One-Act Play Collection 014-Various
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42:55speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
How much is it to pay?
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42:56Adrian StevensVOICE_ACTOR
Sixpence is the paltry charge, but we generally leaves it to the feelings of the gentry to give what they likes.
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43:03speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
The gentry.
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43:04speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
He takes me for missus.
6 MINS LATER
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48:56Adrian StevensVOICE_ACTOR
She's fallen in love with the images
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48:59David PurdyNARRATOR
Aside
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49:00Adrian StevensVOICE_ACTOR
Sixpence for myself.
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49:02Adrian StevensVOICE_ACTOR
This way.
Dan Pye: The one with the Feisty Bingo Balls!
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8:53Samantha BoffinHOST
Because you said cost six pence.
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8:57Samantha BoffinHOST
Did I say sixpence? Yes, you said sixpence as opposed to sixpence.
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9:02Samantha BoffinHOST
Sixpence, yeah.
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9:03Samantha BoffinHOST
Sixpence.
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9:04Samantha BoffinHOST
It was lovely, really lovely.
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9:06Samantha BoffinHOST
And what I've liked about both of the ones that you two have done is that you didn't rush anything.
"Ted" - Kayla's Pick
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36:41KaylaHOST
What is a
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36:42TonyHOST
sixpence? Is that the thing? Like the star? Like my little sixpence.
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36:48KaylaHOST
Sixpence is a currency from back in the day, I'm pretty sure.
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36:51KaylaHOST
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36:52TonyHOST
was just wondering.
One-Act Play Collection 014-Various
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38:00Devorah AllenVOICE_ACTOR
How much is it to pay?
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38:02Adrian StephensVOICE_ACTOR
Sixpence is the paltry charge, but we generally leaves it to the feelings of the gentry to give what they likes.
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38:08Devorah AllenVOICE_ACTOR
The gentry.
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38:09Devorah AllenVOICE_ACTOR
He takes me for missus.
What Things Actually Cost in Tudor England
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0:40speaker_0ADVERTISER
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0:45HeatherHOST
Sixpence.
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0:46HeatherHOST
That's what a skilled craftsman in London took home for a day's work in the early 16th century.
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0:51HeatherHOST
A carpenter, a mason, a joiner, something around sixpence.
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0:55HeatherHOST
And I've been staring at that number, you know, ever since I started reading about Tudor history, because on its own, it really doesn't tell you anything.
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1:02HeatherHOST
Sixpence out of what? Buys what? Compared to whom? So I went digging.
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1:09HeatherHOST
And if you follow that one coin, that sixpence up and down the Tudor social ladder, you end up seeing the whole society from the woman selling oysters on Billingsgate to the king who was destroying the currency to pay for a war that he was losing.
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1:25HeatherHOST
One thing first, wages and prices moved enormously across this century.
One-Act Play Collection 014-Various
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39:03Devora AllenVOICE_ACTOR
How much is it to pay?
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39:04Adrian StevensVOICE_ACTOR
Sixpence is the paltry charge, but we generally leaves it to the feelings of the gentry to give what they likes.
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39:10Devora AllenVOICE_ACTOR
The gentry.
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39:12Devora AllenVOICE_ACTOR
He takes me for missus.
5 MINS LATER
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44:19Adrian StevensVOICE_ACTOR
She's fallen in love with the images.
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44:22David PurdyNARRATOR
Aside.
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44:23Adrian StevensVOICE_ACTOR
Sixpence for myself.
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44:25Adrian StevensVOICE_ACTOR
This way, walk forward.
One-Act Play Collection 016-Various
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12:01Jim HedrickVOICE_ACTOR
I will now go and engage those lads.
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12:03Jim HedrickVOICE_ACTOR
Sixpence each, and well worth it.
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12:05Jim HedrickVOICE_ACTOR
Nothing like an example for the rural classes.
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12:07Joanna Michael HoytVOICE_ACTOR
classes.Goes off.
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