Imperial Convertible Custom 1955. - source Amazing Classic Cars.
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Imperial Convertible Custom 1955. - source Amazing Classic Cars.
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Shōkintei teahouse at the Katsura Imperial Villa in Kyoto, Japan
Japanese vintage postcard
Russian Imperial Romanov family on a vintage postcard
German Imperial Navy in Christmas mood
German vintage postcard
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Without a doubt the craziest argument against the US switching to metric is “imperial is what we’re used to, it’ll confuse everyone” like you are just telling on yourselves and calling yourselves stupid, because (almost) every other country changed and forced a couple generations to just get used to it. We’re all better off for it. Not to mention, many countries use bits of both if you really feel so inclined (I think that’s hellish, but whatever). As an aside, imperial is also a very icky name for your system of measurement.
Officers and hussards of the Russian Imperial Army
French vintage postcard, mailed in 1904 to Nancy, France