The History of Bearings - who invented bearings
Make sure to understand that these units of mass are depreciated, except for precious metals including silver and gold which are measured in Troy ounces.
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When we write 108.2 kilos in pounds, or use a similar term, we mean the unit international avoirdupois pound; for 108.2 kilos to pounds in historical units of mass please check the last paragraph.
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Historically, there were even more definitions of pounds, but to convert 108.2 kg to lb these days one has to use the equivalence of 0.45359237 kg for the international avoirdupois pound.