1900-1950 AD., Great Britain, Apothecary Weight, JLB Type, unknown manufacturer, brass, 2 Drachms.

Great Britain, Apothecary Weight, JLB Type, unknown manufacturer, possibly made overseas, ca. 1900-1950 AD.,
2 Drachms (ø 23 mm / 8,00 g), brass, theor. weight 120.24 grains = 7.80g., axes medal alignment ↑↑ (0°), plain but irregular edge,
Obv.: TWO DRACHMS / Ȝij / J. L. B. , apothecary symbol at center, weight in words curved above, manufacturer´s abbreviation below, dented border.
Rev.: TWO DRACHMS / Ȝij / J. L. B. , apothecary symbol at center, weight in words curved above, manufacturer´s abbreviation below, dented border.
http://www.apothecariesweights.com/catalogue no. 1240 ; http://www.abccoinsandtokens.com/CW.TwoDrachms.003.html .

from www.apothecariesweights.com: A copy of Avery’s set 1221, quite common and seems to have been used in Household Medicine Kits. The manufacturer is unknown.
This set is unusual in that 4 Drachm and 1 Ounze weights are sometimes seen. Note the unusual spelling of ‘Ounze’.
They are often rather poorly made.