That's interesting and I never knew that. I have a stainless steel liquid measuring cup, originally my mom's, from Sweden. Probably dates to the 1960s if not ol

That's interesting and I never knew that. I have a stainless steel liquid measuring cup, originally my mom's, from Sweden. Probably dates to the 1960s if not older. It's graduated in ml and pints. But its pints are a few ounces larger than US pints. I wonder if it's some other pint scale? I have always just assumed that they got the conversion factor wrong. Edit: after reading your link, it appears to me that it is graduated in imperial pints, not US pints.