Do you use or regularly see anything in your home environment that has Roman numerals on it?

Some of my shirt labels have the Roman numeral for 50, but for some reason, the looser fitting ones have the numerals for 40. ;-0

Only my television guide this month. All of the Rocky movies.

Several clocks.

Ironically, they have IIII for four, which should be IV

A clock that was originally owned by grandfather – clock made approx. 1885–1888.

It works when I remember to wind it.

A clock, I think that’s the only thing.

A clock.

I’ve been looking and looking but I don’t see a thing.

I have two clocks and a wristwatch. It wasn’t easy to find a wristwatch with Roman numerals, but it was worth the hunt. There are some multivolume books around here with Roman numerals. I also have a bronze medallion with IX on it.

I’m guessing that there’s a convention for timekeeping devices to use IIII in place of IV for 4 so it won’t be a confusing mirror image of VI, especially since the VI is at the bottom and typically upside down. I don’t think there’s anything ironic about it.

I used to have some T-shirts with “Asilomar” and various Roman numerals on them, but it’s been a while.

They’re in some music books I have. They’re also on a few problem sets I’ve written that I keep on a shelf.

Sobriety chips, (metal souvenir coins) given to people in recovery on the anniversary of their sobriety date, have a number in Roman numerals.

This post, which is the XIth one in this thread.

The highest Roman numeral is M.

If exponential notation is applied to that numeral, perhaps a million would be M^II. ;-p

Book copyrights sometimes express years in Roman numerals.