Anchor

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The anchor was a measure of liquid in Northern Germany , Sweden , the Netherlands , Denmark and England and had different values. It was a so-called wine measure .

  • Amsterdam 4 anchors = 1 ohm = 155 liters
  • Lesser Antilles (Dutch) 1 anchor = as in the Netherlands (for wine)
  • Birkenfeld 1 anchor = as in Prussia
  • Braunschweig 1 anchor = 37.74737 liters
  • Bremen 1 anchor = 36.7241 liters
  • Chile 1 anchor = 34.067 liters
  • Denmark , usually 1 anchor = 37.6787 liters
    • legally 1 anchor = 37.4372 liters
  • Emden 1 anchor = 38.7939 liters
    • 1 anchor for 40 quarters (hannover.) For 18 ⅛ jug / jug for 4 places for 4 quarters / Mäßchen
  • England 1 anchor = 45.4346 liters
  • Gotha 1 anchor = 20 cans = 1.819 times 20 liters (36.38 liters)
  • Hamburg 1 anchor = 36.15 liters
    • 4 anchors = 1 ohm = 144.6 liters
    • 1 anchor = 1 ¼ bucket
  • Hannover 1 anchor = 38.93957 liters
    • 4 anchors = 1 ohm = 155.76 liters
  • Holland 1 anchor = 38.806 liters
  • Jever (Oldenburg) 1 anchor = 68.4034 liters (for beer)
  • Kapland 1 anchor = like in Holland
    • 1 anchor with 2 plug-in cans with 8 stoppers (flask) with 2 mengelen with 2 pintjes with 4 mutjes
  • Kleve 1 anchor = 35.676 liters
  • Copenhagen 4 anchors = 1 ohm
    • 1 anchor = 39 pots
    • 1 Oxhoft = 6 anchors = 234 pots
    • l anchor = 40 pots (1 pot = 0.96612 liters)
  • Königsberg , older 1 anchor = 42.79 liters
    • 4 anchors = 1 ohm = 171 liters
    • newer 1 anchor = 34.7351 liters
  • Leipzig 1 anchor = 37.926 liters
  • Libau 1 anchor = 38.256 liters
  • Lippe-Detmold 1 anchor = 37.1579 liters
  • Schaumburg-Lippe 1 anchor = 34.48 liters
  • Lübeck , 1 anchor = 36.3752 liters
  • Mecklenburg-Schwerin 1 anchor = 36.1 liters
  • Mecklenburg-Strelitz 1 anchor = as in M, -Schw.
  • Mitan 1 anchor = 35.796 liters (for wine)
  • Narva 1 anchor = 38.682 liters
  • Norway 1 anchor = 37.405 liters
  • Oldenburg 1 anchor = 35.698 liters
  • Pernau 1 anchor = 38.682 liters
  • Prussia 1 anchor = ½ bucket = 30 quart = 34.35 liters
  • Reval 1 anchor = 37.664 liters
  • Riga 1 anchor = 38.256 liters
    • 12 anchors = 60 quarters = 6 buckets plus 14 quarters (Prussian).
  • Russia 1 anchor = 36.897 liters
  • Saxony 1 anchor = 33.68117 liters
  • Sachsen-Gotha 1 anchor = 36.38 liters
  • Schleswig-Holstein 1 anchor = as in Hamburg
  • older in Sweden 1 anchor = 1 Ankar
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literature

  • Association of practical merchants: The latest illustrated trade and goods lexicon or encyclopedia of the entire trade sciences for merchants and manufacturers. Volume 1, Verlag Ernst Schäfer, Leipzig 1857, p. 79.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Gustav Adolph Jahn: Dictionary of Applied Mathematics: a manual for use in studies and practical operations in those sciences, arts and trades which require applications of pure mathematics. Volume 1, Reichenbach'sche Buchhandlung, Leipzig 1855, p. 66.
  2. ^ Association of practical merchants (ed.): The latest illustrated trade and goods dictionary or encyclopedia of the entire trade sciences for merchants and manufacturers. Volume 1. Verlag Ernst Schäfer, Leipzig 1857, p. 551.
  3. ↑ stadt-land-oldenburg.de
  4. ↑ Fr. Silber: The coins, measures and weights of all countries in the world individually calculated according to their values ​​and relationships to all German coins, measures and weights. In addition to information on the trading venues and their billing relationships. Moritz Ruhl, Leipzig 1861, p. 9.