From 1874 the money units were kroner and øre. In the period 1816-1873 the money units were speciedaler, ort and skilling (1 speciedaler = 120 skilling = 5 ort à 24 skilling), and prices can be expressed by the triple speciedaler-ort-skilling (1 speciedaler = 4 kroner, 1 krone = 30 skilling).
For example, 1-2-1 speciedaler i 1850 is 1 speciedaler, 2 ort and 1 skilling, which is 1 speciedaler and 49 skilling or 169 skilling. This is 169/120 = 1,41 speciedaler or 169/30 = 5,63 kroner.
Calculate price inflation:
You can calculate price inflation from 1516 up to last year, but note that the result is expressed in kroner for all years back to 1516, even though the krone wasn’t introduced until 1875. See Chapter 3 in "Historical Monetary Statistics for Norway 1819–2003" (Norges Bank's Occasional Paper No. 35).
Units of account in Norway from 1516