Currency/Items:
Prices and wages set in 1910s equivalency. Any goods or services not found in later subsequent years will be reference in link (http://oregonredbox.wdfiles.com/local--files/call-of-cthulhu/1920s_PriceList) and converted to the measurement of appropriate time period.
 
1 small copper piece is worth 1 cent
1 large copper piece is worth 25 cents
1 silver piece is worth $1
1 gold piece is worth $5
1 large gold piece is worth $20
 
The average life expectancy for men was 47 years.
Fuel for cars was sold in drug stores only.
Only 14 percent of the homes had a bathtub.
Only 8 percent of the homes had a telephone.
There were only 8,000 cars and only 144 miles of paved roads.
The maximum speed limit in most cities was 10 mph.
The tallest structure in the world was the Eiffel Tower !
The average US wage in 1910 was 22 cents per hour.
The average US worker made between $200 and $400 per year.
A competent accountant could expect to earn $2,000 per year,
A dentist $2,500 per year, a veterinarian between $1,500 and $4,000 per year, and a mechanical engineer about $5,000 per year.
Sugar cost four cents a pound.
Eggs were fourteen cents a dozen.
Coffee was fifteen cents a pound.
*Prices for goods, services, and boardings, as well as salaries shall be put later.
 
Weapons:
Dagger = $15
Short Swords = $35
Swords = $50
Two-Handed Swords = $75
 
Battle Axe = $35
Great Axe = $50
Hatchet = $15
 
Compound Bow = $120
Long Bow = `$25
Short Bow = $15
    -Quiver w/ Arrows = $5/20 Arrows
 
Two-Handed Polearm = $35
Spear = $15
Mounted Lance = $5
Javelin = $5
 
Club = $5
Flail = $25
Mace = $25
War Hammer = $25
Two-handed Morningstar = $50
 
Bola = $25
Whip = $25
Darts = $10/5 darts
Sling w/ 30 Bullets = $10
Quarterstaff = $5
Net = $5
 
Armour:
Full Plate Armor = $260
Lamellar Armor = $215
Chain Mail Armor = $175
Scale Armor = $130
Leather Armor = $100
Hide or Animal Fur = $15
Shield = $15
 
Equipment:
Flash light (10 hrs of continuous service/ 20 hrs of intermittent service) = $2.75/each
    -Battery = .30
    -Bulb = .30
Electric Lantern = $5
    -Battery = .75
    -Bulb = .30
Rope (50 ft.) = $5
Grappling Hook = $25
Crowbar = $5
Small Hammer = $10
Iron Spikes = $5/12 Spikes
Wool Blanket = $2
Pup Tent (1 Person) = $1.50
    -7 x 7 Tent (3 People) = $7
    -12 x 16 Tent (6 People) = $10
 
Stakes (4) & Mallet = $15
Thieves' Tools = $110
Spell Book = $110
Coal = $5.25-6.75/ton
Kerosene = .50/5 gallons
Backpack = $10
Small Sack = $15
Large Sack = $50
Rations = .25/per Day
Typewriter = $175
Portable Camp Stove = $5
Canteen (quart) = $1
 
 
Medicine:
Aspirin = .20/Bottle
Birthwort (Neutralize Poison) = $25/lbs
Comfrey (+1d3 HP) = $25/lbs
Goldenrod (Cure Disease) = $25/lbs
Woundwart (Cure Light/Cure Serious Wounds) = $25/lbs
 
 
Livestock:
Horse = $115
 
Goods & Commodities:
Food Stuffs:
Soup, Campbell’s = .25/3 cans
Crackers = .10/3 boxes
 
Meat, fowl & fish:
Bacon, breakfast = .15/lb
Beef, chopped = .25/3 lbs
Beef, Porterhouse roast = .18/lb
Chicken, fresh killed, Morris County = .20/lb
Flounder = .06/lb
Halibut = .15/lb
Ham, smoked = .16/lb
Ham, fresh = .16/lb
Lamb, hind quarter = .16/lb
Mince meat, Armour’s Veribest = .20/pail
Pork, loin = .15.lb
Sausage = .20/lb
Turkey, fresh killed, Morris County = .28/lb
 
Vegetables:
Asparagus, white, California = .50/qt jar
Beans, lima = .16/can
Beans, string = .10/can
Carrots or Turnips = .25/6 qt basket
Corn, J.S. brand = .12/can
Corn, cream = .09/can
Macaroni or spaghetti = .10/pkg
Olives, fancy Queen = .35/jar
Olives, plain or stuffed = .25/3 bottles
Peas, early June = .05/can
Potatoes, Maine = 3.25/sack
Pumpkins = .10/can
Rice, fancy = .10/pkg
Sauerkraut, Heinz = .25/4 qts
Squash = .10/can
Succotash = .12/no. 2 can
Sweet potatoes = .29/6 qt basket
Tomatoes, Jersey = .12/can Fruits
Cranberries = .13/qt
Dates, stuffed = .20/box
Figs, New Smyrna = .18/lb
Grape fruit = .25/4
Grapes, Malaga = .25/2 lbs
Grapes, Tokay = .25/2 lbs
Lemons, Messina = .20/doz
Oranges, sweet = .25/doz
Raisins, Sultana = .15/pkg
 
Dairy, eggs & cheese:
Butter, Elgin = .37/lb
Cheese = .17/lb
Condensed milk, Hire’s = .25/3 cans
Eggs = .40/doz
 
Desserts"
Chocolates, French = .12/lb
Chocolates, Sultana Raisin Clusters = .27/lb
Jelly bon bons = .12/lb
Mixed nuts = .18/lb
Peanut brittle = .12/lb
Pecans = .18/lb
Peanut Butter = .09/jar
Plum pudding, R&R = .65/3 lb tin
Walnuts, English = .22/lb
 
Baking, cereals, spices & condiments:
Bread = .10/3 loaves
Baking powder, Daisy = .45/20 oz can
Cereal, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes = .09/box
Buckwheat = .45/12 lb sack
Celery salt = .15/box
Chocolate, baking = .29/lb
Cinnamon = .10/box
Curry powder = .10/box
Flour, Graham = .18/5 lb sack
Flour, wheat, Ralstons = .23/6 lbs
Ginger, crystalized = .30/pkg
Honey, in comb = .18
Lard compound = .10/lb
Mustard, Colburn’s = .25/half lb tin
Oats, Mother’s = .25/3 pkgs
Paprika = .15/box
Pepper = .10/box
Poultry seasoning = .10/box
Puffed rice, Quaker = .25/2 pkgs
Sage = .25/lb
Savory = .25/lb
Thyme = .25/lb
Vanilla flavoring = .10/bottle
 
Beverages:
Cider, sweet = .20/gal
Cocoa, Huyler’s = .17/half lb tin
Coffee, 8 O’clock = .25/lb
Juice, Welch’s Grape = .19/pint; .35/quart
Root Beer = .10/bottle
 
Apartments/Flats:
Rent (Urban Cities - Low) = $25/Month
Rent (Urban Cities - Common) = $40-50/Month
Rent (Urban Cities - High) = $50-75/Month
Rent (Rural) = $12/Month
 
Inns/Hotels = $1-5/Day
 
Clothing:
Boy’s knee pants for school = .49/pair
Boy’s shoes for school, .98/pair
Boy’s suit, fancy serges, worsteds, cashmeres, 2.98/each
Girl’s dress, plaids, trimmed with silk and fancy buttons, 2.00/each
Hat, Derby, .98-2.25/each
Men’s coat, 4.98-60.00/each
Men’s neckwear, .25-1.00/each
Men’s rain coat, “rubberized,” 10.00/each
Men’s shirt, .95-1.50/each
Men’s suit, 10.00-25.00/each
Men’s trousers, 1.98-2.45/pair
Women’s corset, “Reduco,” 1.00-3.00/each
Women’s dress, French serge, 12.75/each
Women’s shoes, 2.00-8.00/pair
Women’s silk waists, 1.44-2.69/each
Women’s stockings, Buster Brown, 1.00/4 pairs in box
Women’s suit, 22.50/each
 
Health Care:
Hair tonic, Hay’s, “Free sample,” = .10/postage
Soap, Colgate = .25/3 cakes
Toilet paper = .26/6 rolls
Toothpaste = $1/Month
Toothbrush = .10
 
Furniture:
Bed, brass = $25.00/each
Bed spread, white crochet, double size = $1.35/each
Chair, rocking, solid oak = $1.49-3.50/each
Chairs, oak frames, imperial leather = 6 piece set = $11.98/set
Rug, B. Altman & Co. = $145,00-375.00/each
Table, extension, oak polished = $14.50/each
Toilet = $18-23
Stove  = $37
Fridge (GE Monitor Top) = $75
Vacuum - $25
 
 
Pleasantries & Other Things:
Train Ticket (per 50 miles) = $1 per fare
    -per 100 miles = $1.50
    -per 500 miles = $3
Streetcar = .05 per fare
Motorcycle (1920 Indian Scout 60 mph/pg) = $75-135
    -Gas = .15/Gallon
Small Vest Camera = $5
    -Film = .50
Bicycle = $11