Stippich
The Stippich , from Stübich or wooden barrel, was a measure of salt in Schwäbisch Hall . The name is derived from the packing barrels for fruit , salt and feed, the Stippichen.
There was the big Stippich with 20 measuring cups (640 pounds ) and the small one with 10 measuring cups (320 pounds). The pound here is the Württemberg pound according to the measurement of November 30, 1806 with 467.5866 grams and corrected on December 26, 1829 to 467.7 grams.
- 1 stipple = 20 measuring tubes / measuring
- 1 measure / measure = 32 pounds
See also
- Coal measure Stibich
literature
- Anton Wach: Non-profit building councilor for all work and material calculations in the building sector . F. Tempsky Verlag, Prague 1874, p. 505.
Individual evidence
- ^ Hans Hagdorn, Kuno Ulshöfer, Herta Beutter: Hall and the salt: Contributions to the history of the city and saltworks in Halle. Volume 22, Verlag Sigmaringen Thorbecke, 1983, ISBN 978-3-92142-922-8 , p. 100.
- ↑ Office Edition: negotiations of the Württemberg Chamber of Deputies in the years 1856 to 1858. Metz Lersche first insert band IB Buchdruckerei, Stuttgart 1858, S. 569th