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Manilla - Slave CurrencyThis reproduction bronze manilla is a striking piece of history, reflecting the complex and often troubling trade practices of the past. Used primarily by European slave traders as currency in the transatlantic slave trade, the manilla was a form of metal money used in trade, particularly in West Africa, during the 16th to 19th centuries. Dimensions: Approx. 7. 5cm wide. Material: Bronze, crafted to replicate the original items used in trade. Design:

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