Stapp (unit)

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Stapp (rod, star) was a measure of volume in the Jever reign . The bushel was heaped up, the jug measured when it was struck.

1 stapp = ¼ bushel = 5 ½ cans = 7.728 liters

The dimensional chain was

1 bushel = 4 stappers = 22 jugs = 88 places = 1558.542 Parisian cubic inches = 30.9158 liters

literature

Gustav Wagner, Friedrich Anton Strackerjan: Compendium of the coin, measure, weight and exchange rate relationships of all states and trading cities on earth. BG Teubner, Leipzig 1855, p. 126.
Alexander Lachmann: The latest illustrated coin, measurement and weight studies. Volume 2, Moritz Schäfer, Leipzig 1867, p. 319.
Friedrich Noback: General Börsen- u. Account book. Volume 3, Adolf Gumprecht, Leipzig 1862, p. 30.