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• Pawned (archaic) — Having been left as a pledge or pawn under an old-style credit transaction; pawned, mortgaged according to commercial practices of past centuries. In a historical legal sense, the term describes the special status of a movable or immovable asset in the temporary possession of a creditor.
• Pledger (archaic) — A rare archaic or regional form for a person who leaves an item in pawn (pledger) or, conversely depending on old regional contexts, the person or money-lender who receives pledges. In 19th-century administrative terminology, it designated an active participant in a pawning contract.