Stitch

The Stibich (also Stübich) was a volume measure in the charcoal trade in Austria .

The exception was Styria , where after the Innerberger Faß with 5 Metzen or Vorderberger Faß with 4 Metzen was expected. The term stands for barrel and was also called Stiwich.

1 Stibich = 2 Metzen (Wiener) = 3.9 cubic feet (Wiener) = 122.998 liters
1 Wiener Metze = 1.9471 Viennese cubic feet = 3100.3344 Parisian cubic inches = 61,499.3695 cubic centimeters

The Kohlenstibich / Stübisch was introduced as a legal coal measure on December 1st, 1570 .

1 stitch = 2 Metzen (Lower Austria)

Individual evidence

↑ Stephan von Keess: Representation of the factory and trade in its present condition. Mörschner and Jasper, Vienna 1824, Volume 1, p. 55
^ Joseph Kehrein: Popular language and folk custom in the Duchy of Nassau ... Verlag LE Lanz, Weilburg 1860, p. 399
↑ Joseph Salomon: Textbook of Arithmetic a. Algebra. Verlag Carl Gerold, Vienna 1852, p. 318
↑ Joseph Jackel: Zimmentierungs lexicon for all commercial and tradesmen under Austrian Zimmentierungsschriften. Anton Strauss, Vienna 1824, p. 110

[1] Stephan von Keess: Representation of the factory and trade in its present condition. Mörschner and Jasper, Vienna 1824, Volume 1, p. 55

[2] Joseph Kehrein: Popular language and folk custom in the Duchy of Nassau ... Verlag LE Lanz, Weilburg 1860, p. 399

[3] Joseph Salomon: Textbook of Arithmetic a. Algebra. Verlag Carl Gerold, Vienna 1852, p. 318

[4] Joseph Jackel: Zimmentierungs lexicon for all commercial and tradesmen under Austrian Zimmentierungsschriften. Anton Strauss, Vienna 1824, p. 110