ID# |
LOC |
DESCRIPTION |
B1.75 |
CHM |
EGLI & CO., 1 "MILLIONAIRE" Four Register, Automatic
Stepped Wheel, Mechanical, 1903, Switzerland, 539, 17x52x28 cm, Brass, 6
digit, Buy, Dr. Margaret Kennedy, (75).
The Millionaire was invented in 1893 by Otto Steiger and
was the first direct multiplying calculator to be commercially successful.
Between 1894 and 1935, 4,655 millionaires were sold.
Use. One turn of the crank automatically multiplies
the accumulator by a single digit specified by a pointer in the upper left
hand corner of the machine. The pointer is reset for each digit in the
multiplier until the computation is complete. |
B3.76 |
CHM |
Chevalier Charles Savier Thomas, 1 "Arithmometer", Three
Register, Stepped Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1850, England, 1583, 10x18x58 cm,
Brass, Wooden case, Buy, Peter Delahar Antiques, (76).
In 1820, Chevalier Charles X. Thomas of Colmar designed
and introduced the first multiplication machine made commercially available
for general sale. Although it was not patented until 1851, the main features
of the 1820 design remained unaltered.
The mechanism has three parts, concerned with setting,
counting, and recording respectively. Any number up to 999,999 may be set by
moving the pointers to the numbers 0 to 9 engraved next to the six slots on
the fixed cover plate. The movement of any of these pointers slides a small
pinion with ten teeth along a square axle, underneath and to the left of
which is a Leibniz stepped wheel.
The Leibniz wheel, a cylinder having nine teeth of
increasing length, is driven from the main shaft by means of a bevel wheel,
and the small pinion is thus rotated by as many teeth as the cylinder bears
in the plane corresponding to the digit set. This amount of rotation is
transferred through one of a pair of bevel wheels, carried on a sleeve on
the same axis, to the ‘results’ figure wheel on the back row on the hinged
plate. This plate also carried the figure wheel recording the number of
turns of the driving crank for each position of the hinged plate. The pair
of bevel wheels is placed in proper gear by setting a lever at the top
left-hand cover to either "Addition and Multiplication" or "Subtraction and
Division." The ‘results’ figure wheel is thereby rotated anti-clockwise or
clockwise respectively.
Use. Multiplying 2432 by 598 may be performed as
follows: Lift the hinged plate, turn and release the two milled knobs to
bring all the figure wheels to show zero; lower the hinged plate in its
position to the extreme left; set the number 2432 on the four slots on the
fixed plate; set the lever on the left to "multiplication" and turn the
handle eight times; lift the hinged plate, slide it one step to the right,
and lower it into position; turn the handle nine times; step the plate one
point to the right again and the turn the handle five times. The product
1,454,336 will then appear on the top row, and the multiplier 598 on the
next row of figures. |
4.76 |
CHM |
1 Gunter Rule, 2-3 Part, Gunter Rule, Craft, ca 1800
England, 5x60x.5 cm, wood, Buy, Peter Delahar Antiques, (76).
About 1607 Edmund Gunter devised a scale that was to be
the predecessor of the modern slide rule. In 1623 he published a description
of this scale that is composed of two scales of the logarithms from 1 to 10
placed end to end. Although Napier conceived of the logarithm allowing
multiplication or division to be accomplished by addition or subtraction,
Napier relied on look up tables.
Use. Multiplication is carried out by using a pair of
dividers to measure a distance, the multiplier, along the rule and add it to
another distance, the multiplicand, forming the combined distance, the
product, on the rule. The accuracy of an answer is limited by the length of
the rule and the user’s ability to resolve a number.
Marked B4 and B50.79 (wr #). |
B5.76 |
CHM |
Stanley, 1 "Fuller’s Spiral Slide Rule", Spiral, 2-3
part, Slide Rule, Craft, 1902, England, 9x9x33 cm, Cardboard, Mahogany,
Brass, Screw on handle, case, Buy, Historical Technology Inc, (76).
Designed in 1878 by Professor George Fuller, the
logarithmic line is arranged spirally on the surface of a cylinder. The
logarithmic line is in 50 turns, giving a working length of 41 feet 8
inches. All numbers of four figures either have a mark upon the scale or are
midway between two marks, so that results accurate to four figures are
easily obtained.
Use. By means of movable cylinders any length of
spiral line may be at once transferred to any other part of the scale, and
multiplications and divisions containing a series of factors can be worked
with facility. Logarithms of numbers are given by means of a scale on the
longer index arm together with a circular scale on the first cylinder, so
that powers and roots are obtainable. The surface of the middle cylinder
bears printed tables of decimal equivalents, natural sines, etc. |
B6.76 |
|
J. Sang, 1 "Platometer" Planimeter, Multiple part, Areal
Measure, Mechanical, ca 1860, England, 9x15x37 cm, brass, wooden case,
magnifying glass, Buy, Peter Delahar Antiques, (76).
This instrument for directly measuring an area bounded by
an irregular curve is based on an idea developed by the Bavarian engineer J.
M. Hermann in 1814. The first commercially successful devices were made by
Ernst of Paris. In 1851, John Sang of Kirkcaldy invented and made a "platometer"
resembling the planimeter of Ernst.
Use. Operation is based on continuous integration. A
curve is traced using the pointer, with the area read off on the dial after
the complete perimeter has been traversed. As the pointer is moved the
rollers that measure distance on the conical shaft calculate the product of
the vertical distance times the horizontal distance. As a curve is traversed
in a clockwise direction, the top area is integrated in a positive
direction. On the return trip the integration is negative and the net value
is provided. |
B7.76 |
CHM |
Burroughs, 1 "Burroughs Model 5", Two Register, Keyed
Wheel, Mechanical, USA, 5-146-1088, 28x25x12 cm, Black, Metal,, Buy, City
Office Equipment, (76). |
B8.76 |
|
Burroughs, 1 "Burroughs" Single Register, Keyed Wheel,
Mechanical, USA, A342273, 18x25x27 cm, , Buy, City Office Equipment,
(76). |
B9.76 |
|
Felt & Tarrant Manufacturing Co., 1 "Comptometer", Single
Register, Keyed Wheel, Mechanical, 1914, USA, 37x28x15 cm, Green, Metal,
Buy, City Office Equipment Co., (76).
The Comptometer was invented in 1887 by Dorr E. Felt of
Chicago and claims to be the first successful key-driven adding and
calculating machine.
Use. For each digit a push button from 1 to 9 is
selected which rotates a Pascal-type wheel with the corresponding number of
increments. Numbers are subtracted by adding the complement (shown in
smaller numbers). The carrying of tens is accomplished by power generated by
the action of the keys and stored in a helical spring, which is
automatically released at the proper instant to perform the carry.
Through effective marketing and training of skilled
operators versed in complement arithmetic at Comptometer Schools, these
machines became the workhorse of the accounting profession in the first part
of the century. They never successfully advanced into the electro-mechanical
era, but remained purely mechanical, two-function adding and subtracting
machines. |
B10.76 |
CHM |
Monroe Calculating Machine Co., 1 "Monroe Electric
Calculator No. 1", Three Register, Keyed Rotary, Electro-Mechanical, USA,
336948, 38x31x24 cm, Buy, City Office Equipment, (76). |
B11.76 |
CHM |
Monroe Calculating Machine Co., 1 "Monroematic" Four
Register, Automatic Keyed Rotary, Electro-Mechanical, USA, 506781, 18x23x34
cm, Gray, Metal, Buy, City Office Equipment, (76). |
B12.76 |
CHM |
Friden, 1 "Friden Calculator Model D-8", Four Register,
Automatic Keyed Rotary, Electro-Mechanical, USA, 202762, 38x26x20 cm, Buy,
City Office equipment, (76). |
B13.76 |
CHM |
Monroe, 1 "High Speed Adding Calculator", Three Register,
Keyed Rotary, Electro-Mechanical, USA, 15x25x24 cm, Black, Buy, City Office
Equipment, (76). |
B14.76 |
CHM |
Burroughs, 1 "Burroughs Adding Machine Model A", Two
Register, Keyed Wheel, Mechanical, USA, A605824, 22x15x12 cm, Black, Metal,
5 Digit, Buy, City Office Equipment, (76). |
B15.76 |
CHM |
Underwood, 1 "Standard Typewriter No. 5" Typewriter,
Mechanical, USA, 22x30x30 cm, Buy, City Office Equipment, (76). |
B16.76 |
|
IBM, 1 "IBM" Typewriter, Electro-Mechanical, USA,
112-42085, 26x44x40 cm, Gray, Justowriter Corp On Motor Housing, Buy, City
Office Equipment, (76). |
B17.78 |
CHM |
EGLI & CO., 1 "Millionaire", Four Register, Automatic
Stepped Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1910, Switzerland, 1523, 18x29x76 cm, Brass,
10 Digit, Buy, George Nelson, (78).
See B1.75 |
B19.78 |
CHM |
1 Set Drawing Instruments, Fixed, Rule, Parallel rule,
Compass, Craft, England, 20x11x4 cm, Steel & Brass, Fitted velvet & leather
Case, Buy, Historical Technology Inc., (78).
Cased English drawing instruments made in the second half
of the l9th century. Brass and steel instruments, ruling pen with ivory
handle; l3 separate items in lift-out tray. Small boxwood rule in space
below. Rosewood veneered case and instruments in fine condition except that
the large compass is missing its pivot locking nut and the brass has become
a bit dull. |
B20.78 |
CHM |
W.H. Harling, 1 Rolling Parallel Rule, Parallel Fixed,
Rule, Craft, ca 1890, England, 4x33x8 cm, Steel, Walnut Case, Buy Historical
Technology Inc., (78).
Cased presentation of an English rolling parallel rule.
Pasted to the inside cover is the presentation certificate, "Bradford
Technical College Prize Awarded to Fred Inman at the Annual Examination,
1893, by order of the Lords of the Committee of Her Majesty’s most
honourable privy council on education." |
B21.78 |
|
1 Navigator’s Sector, 2-3 Part, Sector, Craft, England,
33x6x1 cm, Boxwood With Brass Hinge, 21 Scales On both Sides and Outside
Edges, Buy, Historical Technology Inc., (78).
The sector is used to solve problems of proportion and
works on the principle of similar triangles. Sectors were made with a
variety of scales for use in calculation by navigators, surveyors, gunners,
and draughtsmen. At first sight they look like a jointed rule usually made
of ivory, brass, wood, or sometimes silver. First described by both Galileo
in Italy and Thomas Hood in England, the sector was in use by 1600.
Use. A pair of dividers is necessary to read the
relationships on all sectors. This instrument is marked: "Chords, Sec,
Lines, Tangents, tan, Ver Sine, Sines, & Num." The scale layout permits this
sector to be used as a Gunter rule as well, although it is not laid out to
follow any of the five editions of Gunter, but is close to the example in
Stone (B18.78). |
B22.78 |
CHM |
Burroughs Adding Machine Company, 1 "Burroughs" Single
Register, Keyed Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1920, USA, A335701, 15x30x25 cm,
Black, Metal, Complement Arithmetic Nine Digits, Buy, City Office Equipment,
(78). |
B23.78 |
CHM |
Friden, 1 "Friden Model 132" Four Register, Automatic
Keyed Rotary, Transistor, USA, 3235, 26x45x54 cm. |
B24.78 |
|
1 Parallel Rule Parallel, Fixed, Rule, Craft, ca 1870,
45x6x1 cm, Rosewood and Brass, Buy, (78). |
B25.78 |
|
DG Marketing Ltd, 1 "International Metric Converter",
Table, Manipulable, Craft, 1978, Hong Kong, 10x8x6 cm, Black, Plastic, Buy,
(78). |
B26.79 |
CHM |
1 Soroban, Single Register, Bead, Manual, 4x11x29 cm. |
B27.79 |
CHM
|
1 Napier’s Bones, Table, Manipulable, Craft, ca 1700,
England, 8x6x2 cm, Wood, Bones and Box, Buy, Historical Technology Inc.,
(79).
These small instruments for facilitating the
multiplication and division of large numbers were invented by John Napier,
Laird of Merchiston in Scotland, and are described in his RABDOLOGIAE,
published in 1617. He wrote that the multiplication and division of great
numbers is troublesome, involving tedious expenditure of time, and subject
to "slippery errors." His tables reduced these difficulties to simple
addition and subtraction, and won immediate recognition. A set of Napier’s
bones are usually made of boxwood or ivory and often contained in a box or
case that would fit in a pocket. A set usually contains 10 rods, plus extras
representing squares and cubes.
Use. Addition is accomplished by reading the
appropriate bones along the diagonal. To obtain a product of 224 x 44, the
rods 2, 2, and 4 are put alongside each other, and the result is read off by
combining the numbers in the fourth row -- 0/8, 0/8, 1/6 -- for the correct
answer 896. This is repeated and the two products added together to give
9856. The bones are sometimes associated with an abacus to provide a store
in the multiplication process. |
B29.77 |
CHM |
KEUFFEL & ESSER, 1 "Thatcher’s Calculating Instrument
4012", Spiral, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1920, USA, 5106, 13x13x63 cm,
Wood, Varnished Paper, and Brass, Instrument and Wood Case, Buy, Historical
Technology Inc, (77).
Patented in 1881 by Edwin Thatcher, an 1884 instruction
book notes, "The originary rule in use is 12 inches long, with radii of 11
and 5 l/2 inches, the divisions of which are cut by hand, copying from a
machine divided plate. In the present instrument the radii are 60 and 30
feet, the divisions of which are printed directly from machine divided
plates. Those plates contain over 33,000 divisions, calculated to seven
places of decimals from Babbage’s tables by using a common multiplier, every
line being subjected to correction for error of screw and temperature
variations, so that possibly every line center is within .0001 inch of its
true place."
The instrument consists of a cylindrical slide, which
admits of both rotary and longitudinal movement within an open metallic
framework of 20 equidistant triangular bars. The bars are connected to rings
at their ends which admit rotation within standards attached to the base.
Upon the slide are wrapped two complete logarithmic scales, each of which is
divided into 40 parts of length equal to half that of the slide. The parts
follow each other in regular order around the cylinder, and the figures and
divisions which constitute any part of the right are repeated on the left,
one line in advance.
Use. By the rotary and longitudinal movement of the
slide any of its divisions may be brought opposite to or in contact with any
division on the fixed scales. The divisions on the upper lines are
transferred to the slide by means of a pointer fitting over the bars, which
is also convenient for retaining the position of any division on either line
while the slide is being revolved into the required position. Near the
commencement of each scale on the slide is a heavy black mark designed to
catch the eye readily during the rapid movement of the parts.
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B30.77 |
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L.&I.D., 1 Timber Calculating Slide RuleLinear, 2-3 Part,
Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1800, England, 60x5x1 cm, Boxwood, Buy, Historical
Technology Inc., (77).
Use. On one side, the A line on the rule and the B
and C lines on the slider are each numbered twice from 1-10, reading from
left to right. The fourth line E is inverted, and is so arranged that 144 is
opposite 1 and 10 on the A line. So that if length in feet on E be set
opposite thickness in inches on C, the volume in cubic feet is read off on B
opposite width in inches on A. The B line is subdivided into tenths, while
the A, C, and E lines are subdivided into fourths. On the other side of the
rule are A, B and C lines with the girt line (marked D) numbered from 4-40
and bearing various gauge points. The A and D lines are subdivided into
fourths. The two edges of the rule bear scales of inches divided into
quarter-inches. |
B31.79 |
CHM |
Selective Educational Equipment Corp, 1 "SEE CALCULATOR",
Single Register, Pascal Wheel, Mechanical, 1968, USA, 18x4x1 cm, Buy,
Selective Educational Equipment Corp, (79).
A small replica of the Pascal-type adder made to
illustrate the mechanism. For a description of the original Pascal machine,
see B150.80. |
B32.52 |
CGB |
KEUFFEL & ESSER, 1 "Slide Rule 689", Linear, 2-3 part,
Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1950, USA, 848689, 32x6x1 cm, Rule and Leather Case,
Buy.
Gordon’s slide rule used at MIT. Marked B32.79 |
B33 |
CHM |
Casio, 1 "Casio Mini Card Calculator" Five or More
Registers, Computer-controlled, IC, Japan, 5x8 cm, Calculator and Case, Buy. |
B34.79 |
CHM |
Hewlett Packard, 1 "HP-35" Pocket Calculator, Five or
More Registers, Computer-controlled, IC, USA, 3x8x16 cm, Buy.
The HP-35 was the first hand-held scientific calculator
small enough to fit in a pocket. It is something of a miniaturized version
of earlier desktop scientific calculators such as the Friden. A
microprocessor is programmed to carry out the calculator’s functions.
Use. Functions include logarithms, exponentials,
trigonometric, decimals, scientific notation, and degrees and radians are
used. Reverse Polish notation replaces conventional parenthesis. |
B35.79 |
CHM |
Aluminum Housewares Co. Inc., 1 "Fairgrove Adder", Single
Register, Pascal wheel, Mechanical, 1975, Hong Kong, 2x5x10 cm, Plastic,
Buy, (79). |
B36.79 |
CHM |
1 "EXACTUS", Single Register, Pascal Strip, Mechanical,
ca 1950, England, 7x11x.5 cm.
A linear form of the simple Pascal
two-function-calculating device that uses complement arithmetic. See also
B150.80.
Use. Addition or subtraction is carried out by
dialing the numbers starting with the least significant. A carry is
performed by moving the final digit around the corner to the next linear
register. |
B37.79 |
|
Foto-mem Inc., 1 Slide RuleLinear, 2-3 part, Slide Rule,
Craft, Japan, 2x14x.5 cm. |
B38.79 |
CHM |
Precision Adding Machine Co. Inc., 1 "Quixsum Adding
Machine Model C", Single Register, Pascal Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1930, USA,
2643, 7x18x48 cm, Quixsum, Case, And Stylus, Buy.
The Quixsum is a good example of how the stepped wheel
principle of Pascal can be used to operate any special measures, not
necessarily base ten. In this case it adds English units of feet and inches.
See also l50.80.
Use. To add a number to the register, the appropriate
digit is dialed. The result is displayed in a notch at the top of each
wheel.
NOTE: Has box in cabinet below display shelves. |
B39.79 |
CHM |
Yanasa, Tokei, Keiki Co. Ltd., 1 "Geigy Pedometer",
Single register, Escapement ratchet, Mechanical, Japan, 3d x1 cm. |
B40.79 |
CHM |
Monroe Calculating Machine Co., 1 "Monroe" Calculator,
Four Register, Automatic Keyed Rotary, Electro-mechanical, USA, J421231,
15x30x26 cm, Gray, 8 Digit, Buy, (79). |
B41.79 |
CHM |
1 Gunter Rule, 2-3 Part, Gunter Rule, Craft, 15x3x.5 cm,
Boxwood, Buy, (79).
Pocket-size version of Gunter's rule, also known as "line
of numbers". The regular version of these were generally two feet long. The
scale is marked off using Napier's principle of logarithms. Numbers can be
multiplied by adding their lengths on this scale.
See B4.76. |
B42.80 |
CHM |
Burroughs, 1 "Burroughs" Printing Adding Machine, Two
Register, Keyed Wheel Mechanical, USA, 9A431239, 28x38x40 cm, Buy, (80).
William S. Burroughs introduced the keyboard type of
adding and listing machine about 1880. It was designed to type a column of
figures and then almost automatically type the sum total.
Use. (See British Science Museum exhibit and
description). |
B43.80 |
|
Bing, 1 "Bing No.2" Typewriter,
Mechanical, ca 1930, Germany, 15x28x38 cm, 1926 patent pending, Case and
Typewriter, Buy, (80). |
B45.79 |
CHM |
Sharp Corporation, 1 "Elsi MATE El-8048" Electronic
Calculator Soroban, Five or More Registers, Computer-controlled, IC, 1979,
Japan, 921, 30x9x2 cm, Plastic, Buy. |
B46.79 |
CHM |
Royal London Co Ltd, 1 "Executive Thought Organizer",
Toy, Transistor, Japan, 11d x10 cm, Plastic. |
B49.79 |
CHM |
The A. Leitz Co., 1 Planimeter Variable Ratio Polar
Planimeter, Multiple part, Planimeter, Mechanical, 1900 c, Switzerland,
64567, 2x4x28 cm, German Silver and Steel, Instrument and Fitted Cloth
Covered Case, Buy, Historical Technology Inc, (79).
This instrument for measuring the area of any plane
figure was invented by Professor Jacob Amsler in 1856. It is a proportional
instrument in that the unit can be changed by altering the radius of the
tracing arm.
Use. The weighted point is fixed and the tracing
pointer guided exactly once round the outline of the figure whose area is to
be measured. The difference of the readings on the graduated roller before
and after this operation gives the area of the figure in units dependent on
the setting of the tracing arm.
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B50.79 |
CHM |
J.S.M., 1 Navigator’s Gunter
Rule, 2-3 Part Gunter Rule, Craft, ca 1800, England, 60x5x.5 cm, Buy,
Historical Technology Inc., (79). |
B51.79 |
CHM |
Stanley, 1 "Fuller’s Spiral
Slide Rule" Spiral, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1880, England, 33x10x10
cm, paper, wood, metal, cylindrical case and rule, Buy, Historical
Technology Inc., (79).
See B5.76
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B52.79 |
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Manlove, Alliott, Fryer & Co., 1
"Boucher’s calculating circle" Circular, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft,
France, BUY, (79). |
B53.80 |
CHM |
Lowry Mfg. Co., 1 "Lowry-bowyer Telemeter", Multiple
Part, Mechanical, ca 1900, USA, 15x78x7 cm, Aluminum and Wood, Instrument,
Mahogany Base, Cover Buy, Historical Technology, Inc., (80).
A version of the classical trigonometer signed and dated
"THE LOWRY MFG. CO/BOSTON, U.S.A./PAT. 1887, ‘92, ‘96". It has two four and
a half inch compass bearing dials, one fixed at the end of the twenty-six
inch long graduate slotted base plate, the other sliding, and each with
graduated pivoted arms of l8 3/8" radius. It was intended for the analog
solution of the plane triangle knowing two angles and included side, two
sides and the included angle, or three sides. Thus it was useful for
problems both of navigation and gunnery. |
B54.80 |
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1 Navigator’s Gunter Rule, 2-3 Part, Gunter Rule, Craft,
ca 1800, England, 5x60x.5 cm, Darkened Boxwood, Minor Warping And Edge
Chipping, Buy, Historical Technology Inc., (80).
See B4.76 |
B55.80 |
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Dring & Fage, 1 Inland Revenue Slide Rule, Four-sided,
2-3 part, Slide Rule, Craft, 1825, England, 60x5x1 cm, Boxwood, One ink
Stain, Buy, Historical Technology Inc., (80).
The rule is specially arranged for the use of excise
officers and maltsters in gauging computations. Slide rules for this purpose
were first devised by Thomas Everard in 1683, and modified by Vero,
Leadbetter and others. In this example, four scales appear on one side and
the other side is blank. |
B56.80 |
CHM |
KEUFFEL & ESSER, 1 "Thatcher’s Calculating Instrument",
Spiral, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, 1925, USA, 5870, 16d x58 cm, Wood,
Brass, And Varnished Cardboard, Calculator, Case, And Magnifying Glass, Buy,
Historical Technology Inc., (80).
See B29.77 |
B57.80 |
CHM |
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co., 1 "Comptometer", Single Register,
Keyed Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1920, USA, J341613, 36x22x15 cm, Bronze, Metal,
Buy, (80).
See B9.76 |
B59.80 |
CHM |
Fowler & Co., 1 "Fowler’s Calculator" Circular, 2-3 Part,
Slide Rule, Mechanical, 5660, 6d x1 cm, Buy, Ampersand, NY, (80). |
B61.80 |
CHM |
J.R. Bunnell, 1 Telegraph Key And Receiver,
Electro-mechanical, ca 1900, USA, 10x10x20 cm, Key and Receiver, Buy,
Victor, Co., (80). |
B62.80 |
CHM |
Marchant, 1 "Marchant" Four Register, Automatic Keyed
Rotary, Electro-mechanical, ca 1950, USA, B-M-112311, 40x25x31 cm, Metal,
Buy, (80). |
B63.80 |
CHM |
Corona, 1 "Corona No. 3" Portable Typewriter, Mechanical,
ca 1920, USA, 480206, 23x25x12 cm, Black, Metal, Carriage folds up over
keyboard, Buy, (80). |
B64.80 |
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Burroughs, 1 "Burroughs" Visible Printing Adding Machine,
Two Register, Keyed wheel, Mechanical, ca 1910, USA, 1-43288, Black, Metal,
Bevelled Glass, and Plexi, Removable Printer, Buy Victor, Co, (80).
See B42.80 |
B65.80 |
CHM |
Molle Typewriter Co., 1 "Molle No. 3" Typewriter, ,
Mechanical, USA, 6824, 25x28x33 cm, Black, Metal, Case and Typewriter, Buy,
(80). |
B66.80 |
CHM |
Swift & Anderson Inc., 1 Gunnery Level, 2-3 part, Sight
and Level, Mechanical, ca 1910, Lead, Brass and Glass, Buy, Ron Hoffmann,
NY, (80). |
B67.80 |
CHM |
Adler, 1 "Favorit 2" Portable Typewriter, Mechanical, ca
1940, Germany, 2103, 36x28x11 cm, Black, German Keyboard, Case and
Typewriter, Gift, Burt Still. |
B68.80 |
CHM |
W & E Co., 1 Telegraph Receiver and Relay,
Electro-mechanical, ca 1890, USA, 10x20x12 cm, Receiver and Relay, Buy,
Victor, Co., (80). |
B69.80 |
CHM |
Heath and Co. Ltd., 1 Sextant, 2-3 Part, Location-finder,
Mechanical, ca 1920, England, W450, 35x25x17 cm, Certified at The National
Physics Laboratory, Case and Sextant, Buy, Joe Stamps, NY, (80). |
B70.67 |
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Digital Equipment Corp., 1 PDP-6 Signed Photo, Photo,
Transistor, 1967, USA, Gift PDP-6 Engineers. |
B71.74 |
|
Digital Equipment Corp., 1 PDP-8 Flip-flop R201, Logic
Module, Transistor, 1966, USA, 1x15x7 cm. |
B72.74 |
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1 Vacuum Tube Logic Module M.D.Type 8, Logic Module,
Electronic, 1950 USA, 108, 10x30x35 cm. |
B73.80 |
CHM |
1 Field Microscope, Mechanical, France, 5x5x15 cm, Brass,
Glass, Wood, Wooden Box and Microscope, Buy, Ron Hoffman, NY, (80). |
B74.77 |
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Cohen, Harold, 4 "Amsterdam Suite", Artwork, 1977, 3 Line
Drawings, 1 Colored, Framed Lithographs, Gift, Harold Cohen. |
B75.80 |
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MARX, 1 "Dial Typewriter", Toy, Mechanical, ca 1950, USA,
15x15x30 cm, Buy, J Stamps, NY, (80). |
B76.80 |
CHM |
1 "BABY CALCULATOR", Single Register, Pascal Strip,
Mechanical, ca 1950, USA, 1x8x6 cm, Tin, Buy, J. Stamps, NY, (80).
See B36.79 |
B77.72 |
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Digital Equipment Corp., 1 PDP-11/20 Module Artwork,
Artwork, Transistor, 1969, USA, 100x94 cm, Mylar in Plexi, Gift J O’Loughlin. |
B78.80 |
CHM |
A.B. Dick, 1 "The Edison Mimeograph No. 1", Mechanical,
ca 1900, USA, 13x33x43 cm, Wood Case and Frames, Complete Cased Set with
Roller Etc Buy, (80). |
B79.80 |
CHM |
JJ&EF Johnson Co., 1 Telegraph Key J-44,
Electro-mechanical, USA, 12x8x4 cm, Gift, Clyde Still. |
B80.80 |
CHM |
Trinks-brunsviga, 1 "Trinks-brunsviga" Brunsviga, Three
Register, Rotary, Mechanical, ca 1940, 39329, 15x12x36 cm, Gift, Declan and
Margrit Kennedy.
The German patent of W T Odhner, 1891, was acquired by
Messrs Grimme, Natalis & Co, and was embodied in a machine known as the "Brunsviga."
This example is a further adaptation and sits on a wood board that was part
of a disappearing desk top.
Use. Although the machine performs multiplication by
repeated addition as in the Thomas type, the use of the Odhner wheel instead
of the Leibniz toothed wheel led to a more compact design. The Odhner wheels
fit very close together on the axle on the back. A setting lever, the end of
which projects through a slot in the cylindrical portion of the cover plate,
forms part of each wheel. If a lever is set against any figure (1 to 9) of
its slot, a corresponding number of pins are made to project from its wheel.
When the operating handle is turned, these pins gear with small toothed
wheels of the product register, which in turn gear with the number wheels in
front. The product register is mounted on a longitudinally movable carriage
arranged in front of the machine, which carries a second counter for
registering the multiplier or the quotient. The handle is turned in a
clockwise direction for addition and multiplication, and counter-clockwise
for subtraction and division. |
B81.80 |
CHM |
Bell Punch Co. Ltd., 1 "Plus" Single Register, Keyed
Wheel, Mechanical, England, A7-1783, 15x30x40 cm, Green, Metal, Model
#909/C/V/504.929/A, Buy, (80).
An electrified modification of the Comptometer. See
B9.76. |
B82.80 |
CHM |
C & E Layton, 1 "Tates Arithmometer", Three Register,
Stepped Wheel, Mechanical, England, 1184, 10x17x58 cm, Brass and Wood, Wood
Case and Brass Machine with Removable Handle, Buy, Peter Delahar Antique,
(80).
This machine, which is of the Thomas type, embodies the
modifications patented in 1884 and 1903 by S Tate, who in 1883 was the first
in England to manufacture this type of calculating machine. His patents were
later taken over by C and E Layton.
Use. See B3.76. |
B83.80 |
CHM |
Metallograph Corp., 1 "Musketry Rule of 1918" Linear, 2-3
Part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1918, USA, 3x13 cm, Black, Metal, Neck String
and Rule, Buy, Ron Hoffman, NY, (80). |
B84.79 |
CHM |
Thales, 1 "Thales Patent Calculator", Four Register,
Automatic Rotary, Mechanical, Germany, S 153248, 15x30x20 cm, Gray, Metal,
Buy, (79).
A "Brunsviga" type machine made in Germany. See B80.80 |
B85.79 |
CHM |
Reliable Typewriter & Adding Machine Corp., 1 "Addometer"
Single Register, Pascal Wheel, Mechanical, USA, 1x5x30 cm, Black, Metal,
Case, Calculator And Instruction Booklet, Buy, Historical Technology Inc.,
(79).
See Bl50.80 |
B86.79 |
CHM |
Olivetti, 1 "Olivetti" Two Register, Keyed Wheel,
Electro-mechanical, Argentina, Summa quanta 20, 15x15x30 cm, Plexi-glass,
Metal, Paper Tape, Buy, City Office Equipment, (79). |
B87.79 |
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Contina Ag Mauren, 1 "Curta" Three Register, Rotary,
Mechanical, Liechtenstein, 70588, 10d x12 cm, Black, Metal, Gift, Brian
Randall.
The Curta is the ultimate example of the rotary
mechanical calculator. Its small size requires better manufacturing
technology than any other mechanical calculator. Model I had an 8-digit
input setting, 6-digit counter, and 11-digit accumulator. Model II had an
11-digit setting, 8-digit counter, and 15-digit accumulator. Prior to the
electronic calculator, the Curta was the only 4-digit portable calculator
and as such was especially popular for use at car rallies. |
B88.80 |
CHM |
Wales the Adder Machine Co., 1 "Wales Visible Adding
Machine", Two Register, Keyed Wheel, Mechanical, USA, 20x24x38 cm, Metal and
Plexi Replacements for Glass, Removable Printer, Buy, City Office Equipment,
(80).
A copy of the Burroughs printing-adding machine. See B42. |
B89.80 |
CHM |
Allen-Wales Adding Machine Corp, 1 "Allen-Wales Printing
Adding Machine", Two Register, Keyed Wheel, Mechanical, USA, 77-26208,
20x20x40 cm, Black, Metal, Buy, (80).
See B42. |
B90.79 (76) |
CHM |
Monroe Calculating Machine Co., 1 "Monroe No. 1" Three
Register, Keyed Rotary, Electro-mechanical, USA, 20x25x30 cm, Metal, Buy,
City Office Equipment, (76). |
B91.76 |
CHM |
Hans W. Egli, 1 "Millionaire", Four Register, Automatic
Stepped Wheel, Mechanical, Switzerland, 1073, 18x29x76 cm, Brass, 8 Digit,
Calculator with Stand, Buy, (79), D-MR2.
See Bl.75. |
B92.80 |
CHM |
1 Drafting Set, Fixed, Parallel Rule, Scale, Compass,
Craft, ca 1800, England, 15x17x30 cm, Brass, Wood, Marble, Cornelius Conklin
(owner), Boxed with Box of Tools, Pens, Etc., Buy, (80). |
B93.80 |
CHM |
1 Abacus, Single Register, Bead, Manual, China, 22x16x3
cm, Wood, 9 Digit, Removable Wooden Backboard, Buy, (80).
The abacus is the earliest known computing device and the
first hand-held calculator. It postdated the invention of the decimal system
by the Egyptians circa 3000 BC. The Greeks and Romans built and used the
abacus based on Hindu-Arabic numerals.
Unlike earlier notations and devices using stones and
marks, the abacus utilizes positional notation, including the representation
of zeros, differences, with capabilities for multiplication and division.
The Chinese abacus has beads in groups of 5 and 2, representing decimal
digits. The Japanese first modified this to 5 and 1 and then 4 and 1. |
B94.80 |
CHM |
1 Soroban, Single Register, Bead, Manual, 10x2x40 cm,
Wood and Bamboo, 21 Digits, Buy, (80). |
B95.80 |
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1 Abacus, Single Register, Bead, Manual, Taiwan, 2x4x6
cm, Green, Marble and Brass, 9 Digit, Abacus on Marble with Instruction
Booklet, Buy, (80). |
B96.80 |
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Reliable Typewriter and Adding Machine Corp., 1 "Addometer"
Single Register, Pascal Wheel, Mechanical, USA, 1x5x30 cm, Dark Gray, Metal
and Fiber, Fiber Case and Instruction Booklet, Buy, (80).
See Bl50.80. |
B97.80 |
CHM |
KEUFFEL AND ESSER, 1 "E.A. Sperry’s Calculator Circular,
2-3 part, Slide Rule, Craft, USA, S650, 6d x2 cm, Pocket Watch Style, Buy,
(80). |
B98.80 |
CHM |
1 Navigator’s Gunter Rule, 2-3 part, Gunter Rule, Craft,
2x15 cm, Cream, Ivory, Buy, (80), D-Bells.
See B4.76
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B99.80 |
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Stanley Rule & Level Co., 1 Timber Slide RuleLinear, 2-3
Part, Slide Rule, Craft, USA, 4x30 cm, Brass and Warranted Box Wood, Buy, (80).
See B30.77 |
B100.80 |
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Stanley Rule & Level Co., 1 Timber Slide RuleLinear, 2-3
Part, Slide Rule, Craft, USA, 4x30 cm, Brass and Warranted Boxwood, Cracked,
Warped and Stained, Buy, (80).
See B30.77 |
B101.80 |
CHM |
MARX, 1 "Junior Typewriter",
Toy, Mechanical, USA, 28x13x18 cm, Gray and Blue, Tin, Bent & Rusty, Buy, (80). |
B102.80 |
CHM |
1 Navigator’s Sector, 2-3 Part, Sector, Craft, 4x16 cm,
Cream, Ivory and Brass, Chipped, Buy, (80).
See B21.78 |
B103.80 |
CHM |
Welch, 1 Teaching Slide RuleLinear, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule,
Display, Craft, USA, 2x23x125 cm, Black, Masonite, With Hangers, Buy, (80). |
B104.80 |
CHM |
T.S. & J.D. Negus, 1 Parallel Rule, Fixed, Rule, Craft,
8x45 cm, Brass, Inscribed with Degrees Buy, The Packet Boat, Boston, (80). |
B105.80 |
CHM |
1 Rolling Parallel Rule, Fixed, Rule, Mechanical,
6x46x2.5 cm, Brass, Pat. No. 160100, Wooden Case and Instrument, Buy, The
Packet Boat, Boston, (80).
NOTE: Case in cabinet below display shelves. |
B106.80 |
CHM |
1 Drawing Instruments, Fixed, Compass, Parallel Rule,
Scale, Craft, ca 1850, England, 16x7x2.5 cm, Green, Shagreen Case, Brass,
Steel, Ivory, Silver & Ebony, Fitted Case, 8 Instruments, Rule, Sector &
Parallel Rule, Buy, Arthur Middleton, London, (80). |
B107.80 |
CHM |
J Thomlinson Ltd Glasgow, 1 "Thomlinson’s Equivalent
Paper Slide Scale" Linear, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1940, Scotland,
8x58x1.5 cm, Brown, Wood, One Sided with Two Moving Rules, Buy, Peter
Delahar, (80).
This specialized rule was designed for the paper and
printing industry. The A scale indicated length, B scale the breadth, and
area in square inches was read off the C scale.
The D scale was used to read off translations of inches
to centimeters, kilos to pounds, 480 and 500 sheet reams, and various
weights of different standard paper cuts. |
B108.80 |
CHM |
Dring and Fage, 1 "Leadbetter Slide Rule" Linear, 2-3
Part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1800, England, 31x3x2 cm, Brown, Boxwood, Four
Sided Slide Rule with Slides on each Side, Buy, Peter Delahar. |
B109.80 |
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1 Slide RuleCoggeshall, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca
1800, England, 4x33x.5 cm, Boxwood and Brass, Hinged with Two Slides, Buy,
Peter Delahar, (80).
A modified Coggeshal type slide rule with one brass and
one wood slide. Navigational scales including meridian, chords, latitudes,
and hours are inscribed. Freeth and Co. Brimingham is overstamped. |
B110.80 |
CHM |
J.F. Fuller, 1 "Palmer’s Improved By Fuller Computing
Scale" Circular, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, 1847, USA, 28x28x.5 cm, Cream
and Black, Cardboard, "Fuller’s Time Telegraph" is on the Reverse, Buy,
Peter Delahar, (80).
"Palmer’s Computing Scale" patented in 1843 by Aaron
Palmer was improved and produced by J.E. Fuller in 1847. This model is
printed from the original Palmer plate with Fuller’s name and own patent
added to the engraving, done by George C. Smith, 186 Washington St., Boston.
The reverse side, "Fuller’s Time Telegraph" was patented by him in 1845.
Use. "Palmer’s Computing Scale" was used to calculate
square measures, cubic measures, timber measures, grain measures, liquid
measures and interest rates from 3 percent to 10 percent on a daily and
monthly basis. "Fuller’s Time Telegraph" (on the reverse) was used to
calculate time lapse in days or weeks between any two given dates. In
concert these two measures would be useful to dealers in grain, alcohol and
other commodity trading. |
B112.80 |
CHM |
Fowler & Co, 1 "Fowler’s Textile Calculator" Circular,
2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1900, England, 14398, 6.5d x.7 cm, Chrome,
Glass, Paper, Two-sided Circular Rule, Buy, Maitland Antiques, Portobello
Rd., (80).
Short scale type of "Fowler’s Textile Calculator" with
two scales on one side. The other side holds a table equivalency for weft,
looms, and reeds. |
B113.80 |
CHM |
Lewis & Tylor, Limited, 1 "Hydralculator", Linear, 2-3
Part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1940, England, 7x19x.5 cm, Cream, Cardboard, One
Rule on one Side, Case and Rule, Buy, Portobello Rd., (80).
"Hydralculator", patent number 396,533, published by
Lewis & Tylor Ltd., Gripoly Mills, Cardiff, the manufacturers of
"underwriter" super fire fighting hose, for the use of their "Friends in the
Fire Service."
Use. To find the quantity of water discharged for any
given nozzle and a known pressure, place press on scale "b" opposite nozzle
on scale "a’, and read discharge through window in slide. To find height of
jet for given pressure and nozzle diameter, proceed as above and read
opposite arrow in center of slide, the height given on scale "d" for the
appropriate nozzle. |
B114.80 |
CHM |
1 "Circular Concise Slide Rule" Circular, 2-3 Part, Slide
Rule, Craft, ca 1960, Japan, 8d cm, White, Plastic, No. 28; Reverse has
Standard Equivalency Tables, Buy, Portobello Rd., (80). |
B115.80 |
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1 Music Box, , Mechanical, 1980, Switzerland, 6.5dx5 cm,
Plastic and Aluminum, Plays Jingle Bells, Buy, (80). |
B116.80 |
CHM |
Blickensderfer, 1 "Featherweight Blickensderfer",
Mechanical, ca 1900, USA, 153497, 25x30x13 cm, Aluminium, 501 Special
Stamped on Base, Buy, Portobello Road, (80).
The "Blick" was the first typewriter intended to be
readily portable. It was designed by Georges Blickensderfer and patented in
1890 and first sold in 1893.
Use. Each key had three positions, upper and lower
case and a figure that positioned three levels of the printing wheel. |
B117.80 |
CHM |
1 Jacquard Loom Mechanism, Card-controlled, Loom, Model,
Mechanical, ca 1805, France, 16x36x40 cm, Wood, Brass, and Steel, Paper
Cards Added by Peter Delahar, Buy, Peter Delahar, (80). |
B118.80 |
CHM |
L.M. Ericsson & Co., 1 Printing Telegraph Receiver,
Electro-mechanical, ca 1890, Sweden, 7640, 36x42x17 cm, Brass, Wood, Beveled
Glass, Key, Brass Spool, Paper Tape, and Receiver, Buy, Arthur Middleton,
(80). |
B119.80 |
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1 Navigator’s Sector, 2-3 Part, Sector, Craft, ca 1800,
England, 16x3.5x.3 cm, Ivory, Lee & Son, Portsea Engraved, Buy, Portobello
Rd, (80).
See B21.78 |
B120.80 |
CHM |
C.W. Dizey, New Bond St London, 1 Proportional Rule and
Protractor, Fixed, Rule, Protractor, Craft, ca 1890, England, 4.3x15.2x.2
cm, Ivory, Buy, Bermondsey Market, (80).
A protractor and architect’s proportions are inscribed on
one side; engineer’s scale and vernier on the other. |
B121.80 |
CHM |
United Chemical Engraving Co. Ltd., 1 Proportional Rule
and Protractor, Fixed, Rule, Craft, 1932, England, 5917, 15x5x.2 cm, Cream,
Plastic, Inscribed D.A.E. Carter, Buy, (80).
Protractor and table with set scales at l/20,000,
100,000, and 250,000 inscribed on one side. The other side has scales of one
half inch and one inch to the mile, a scale of 1/20,000 in meters and
listing of metric equivalents. |
B122.80 |
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1 Parallel Rule, Fixed, Rule, Craft, ca 1890, England,
3.5x15x.2 cm, Ebony and Brass, Buy, Maitland Antiques, (80). |
B123.80 |
CHM |
R. Waddington, Coventry, 1 Lord’s Calculator Circular,
2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, England, 7d x1.5 cm, Chrome and Glass, Buy,
Maitland Antiques, (80). |
B124.80 |
CHM |
Fowler’s (calculators) Ltd Sale, 1 "Fowler’s Calculator"
Circular, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1920, England, 6d x1 cm, Chrome,
Glass and Paper, Long Scale Calculator, Buy, Maitland Antiques, (80). |
B125.80 |
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The Cleveland Twist Drill Co., 1 Circular Slide
RuleCircular, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1920, USA, 8d x.3 cm, Cream,
Plastic, Printing worn off, Buy, Portobello Rd, (80).
This specialized rule is copyright 1911, The Cleveland
Twist Drill Company.
Use. The rule indicated drill speeds for wrought
iron, machinery steel and soft tool steel. One side shows revolutions per
minute for diameters ranging from one-sixteenth to three inches for both
high speed and carbon steel drills. The other side shows tap and drill sizes
and the decimal equivalent for inch divisions. |
B126.80 |
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Johnson, 1 "Johnson Artifical Light Exposure Calculator",
Circular, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Mechanical, England, 6.5d x.2 cm, Cream,
Plastic, Buy, Portobello Rd, (80).
Use. 1. Set at start. 2. Select wattage notch and
dial clockwise to "stop"; 3. Repeat for distance of lamp from the subject;
4. Turn over and repeat for angel of light film speed and subject; 5. Read
exposure against F/Ratio. |
B127.80 |
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Thorens, 1 Musical Disk, Mechanical, 1980, Switzerland,
11d x.1 cm, Black and Yellow, Tin, Buy, (80). |
B128.80 |
CHM |
Morris, 1 "Morris’s Measuring Instrument", 2-3 Part,
Linear Measure, Mechanical, England, 5.5d x1 cm, Metal, Paper, Cloth, Glass,
Case and Instrument, Buy, Maitland Antiques, (80). |
B129.80 |
CHM |
Tacro Inc., 1 Map Measure and Compass, 2-3 Part, Linear
Measure, Mechanical, Germany, 7x3.5x.5 cm, Chrome, Paper, Glass. |
B130.80 |
CHM |
1 Drawing Instruments, Fixed, Drawing Instruments, Craft,
ca 1900, England, 6x16x2.5 cm, Black Case, Brass, Steel, Wood, Cardboard, 7
Instruments and Case, Buy, Bermondsey Market, (80). |
B131.80 |
CHM |
ADDI-COSMOS, 1 "B.U.G Calculator", Single Register,
Pascal Strip, Mechanical, 5223, 4.5x20.5x4 cm, Brass, Steel, Wood, fabric,
Instrument and Case, Buy, Portobello Rd, (80). |
B132.80 |
CHM |
1 Drawing Instruments, Fixed, Drawing Instruments, Craft,
England, 7x15x2 cm case, Wood, Fabric, Brass, Steel, 4 Instruments and Wood
Case, Buy, (80). |
B133.80 |
CHM |
1 Drawing Instruments, Fixed, Drawing Instruments, Craft,
England, 10x19x4 cm box, Wood, Brass, Velvet, 10 Instruments and Case, Buy,
(80). |
B134.80 |
CHM |
1 Pantograph, Multiple part, Proportional Recorder,
Mechanical, ca 1850, England, 85x15x8 cm Case, Brass and Wood, Engraved, J.
Davis Cheltenham, Instrument and Case, Buy, Arthur Middleton, (80). |
B135.80 |
CHM |
Odhner, 1 "Original Odhner" Odhner, Three Register,
Rotary, Mechanical, ca 1920, England, 239-868452, Grey, Metal, Buy,
Bermondsey Market, (80). |
B136.81 |
CHM |
W. Egli, 1 "Millionaire", Four Register, Automatic
Stepped Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1920, Switzerland, 4493, Brass, Electrified
Eight-digit Model, Stand, Motor, and Calculator, Buy, Historical Technology,
(81).
See B1.75 |
B137.81 |
CHM |
American Can Company, 1 "American Adding Machine", Two
Register, Mechanical, ca 1920, USA, 31850, Black, Metal, Digits worn, Buy,
D. Stillings/BRIEUX, (81).
Essentially a Pascal-like single register machine, only
the digits are grooved and stay in place showing the entry (a second
register) until they are cleared.
SEE B180.81 (Both marked the same) |
B138.81 |
CHM |
1 Scale and Ruled Compass Drawing Instrument, Fixed,
Scale and Compass, Craft, USA, 3x12 cm, Metal, "W.B.Pierce Co. Civil
Engineers", Buy, (81). |
B140.80 |
CHM |
Depose H.C., 1 Map Mileage Reader, 2-3 Part, Linear
Measure, Mechanical, USA, 12x3.5dx.5 cm, Metal, Paper and Glass, Buy, (81). |
B141.80 |
CHM |
1 Counting Beads, Single Register, Bead, Manual, USA,
27x19.5x1 cm, Red, Black, and Green Beads, Wood and Metal, Paint worn off
beads, beads missing on top, Buy, (81). |
B142.81 |
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Bennett, 1 Typewriter, Mechanical, USA, 27x12x4 cm, Black
with Yellow Letters, Metal, Case and Typewriter, Buy, (81).
Very compact with three positions for the keys and a
wheel device. Small sized ribbon and removable carriage. |
B143.81 |
CHM |
Bunzel Mfg, Vienna, 1 Thomas Arithmometer, Three
Register, Stepped Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1910, Austria, distributed by
Dietzgen, USA, Wood, Metal, Case, Arithmometer, Digits, Buy, Historical
Technology, (81).
See B3.76. |
B144.81 |
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EUGENE DIETZGEN CO., 1 "DIETZGEN MULTIPHASE STYLE-M
IMPROVED DECIMAL TRIG TYPE LOG LOG RULE" Log-log, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule,
Craft, 1954, USA, Cat. No. 1738, 5x32x.4 cm, Aluminum and Plexi, Buy,
Lincoln City, Ore, (81). |
B145.81 |
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Dietzgen, 1 Slide Rule, Linear, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule,
Craft, USA, 26x3x1 cm, Wood and Paper, Buy, (81). |
B146.81 |
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Stanley Rule and Level Co., New Britain, Conn, 1
Coggeshall Rule, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, USA, 32x4x.4 cm, Wood and
Brass, Buy, (81) |
B147.81 |
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Richardson and Co., Middleton, Co., 1 Coggeshall Timber
Slide Rule, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, USA, 4x31.5x.3 cm, Boxwood, Brass,
and Steel, Buy, NE Trade Fair, (81). |
B148.81 |
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1 Spelling and Counting Board, Single Register, Bead,
Toy, Craft, ca 1950, USA, 23d x 2 cm, red, Plastic and Wood, Buy, Lincoln
City, Ore., (81). |
B149.81 |
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1 "BABY CALCULATOR", Single Register, Pascal Strip,
Mechanical, USA, 14.5x7.5x.7 cm, Black, Gold and Red, Metal, Buy, Lincoln
City, Ore, (81). |
B150.81 |
CHM |
Roberto Guatelli, 1 Pascal Adder, Single Register, Pascal
Wheel, Replica, Mechanical, 1645, France, Bronze, Buy, R. Guatelli, (81).
The first mechanical adding machine built by the French
physicist and mathematician, Blaise Pascal.
Use. The dials show the French monetary unit, the
livre, which was divided into 12 deniers, each subdivided into 20 sols. The
essential part of the machine was its decimal carry; each toothed wheel
moved forward one unit (one-tenth of a revolution on each wheel except those
of deniers and sols) when the previous wheel had completed one revolution.
Subtraction was based on complementary numbers that could be revealed by
moving the strip at the top of the calculator. |
B151.81 |
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Electric Specialty Mfg Co., Cedar Rapids, Ia., 1
Telegraph Key, Transduction, Electro-mechanical, ca 1900, USA, 7x8x18.5 cm,
black, metal, Buy, (81). |
B152.81 |
CHM |
SELSI, 1 Map mileage reader and compass, Analog Calcula,
2-3 part, Linear measure, Mechanical, ca 1930, Germany, 11x3.5x.5 cm, The
handle also serves as a pencil. Buy, (81). |
B153.81 |
GKB |
A & W Smith, 1 Pantograph, Analog Calcula, Multiple part,
Proportional planar copier, Mechanical, ca 1820, England, 59x7x5.5 cm,
mahogany case, Brass, 3 brass scales, ivory and brass roller, and pins, Buy,
Peter Delahar, (81).
An usual all brass example of the rare form of pantograph
devised and made by William and Andrew Smith and sold by William Harris c
1820. "A rare type of brass pantograph," P. Delahar. |
B154.81 |
CHM |
Corona Typewriter Co., Inc. Groton, N.Y., 1 "CORONA FOUR"
Typewriter, TRANSDUCTION, Typewriter, Mechanical, ca 1920, USA, H201124,
26x31x11 cm, Black, case and ribbons missing, Buy, Oregon, (81). |
B155.81 |
CHM |
Burroughs, 1 "Burroughs Calculator" Adding machine,
Digital Calcula, Single Register, Keyed Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1910, USA,
5-607901, 18x23x30 cm, Black and green, Metal, Stands on legs at a tilt for
ease of operation. Buy, Rte 20 antique store in Wayland, (81). |
B156.80 |
CHM |
Burroughs, 1 "The Burroughs Adding and Listing Machine"
Adding Machine, Digital Calcula, Two Register, Key Punch, Mechanical, ca
1900, USA, Black, Metal with beveled glass sides, Buy, Victor, Co., (80). |
B157.81 |
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Burroughs, 1 "The Burroughs Adding and Listing Machine"
Adding Machine, Digital Calcula, Two Register, Keyed Wheel, Stand and motor,
Mechanical, ca 1910, USA, Black, Metal with beveled glass, Adapted for
motorized operation, Stand, motor, calculator, printer, Buy, Oregon, (81). |
B158.81 |
CHM |
J. Halden & Co., Ltd., 1 "HALDEN CALCULEX" Circular Slide
Rule, Analog Calcula, 2-3 part, Slide rule, Craft, ca 1910, England, 6 cm
diameter, Metal ring with glass discs covering paper scales, Aluminum case
with velvet interior and leather covered 95 page manual only measuring 5.5
cm square, plus instrument, Buy, The Antiquarian Scientist, (81).
Cajori in his "history of the Logarithmic Slide Rule"
(1909) lists this unique instrument as No. 211 and notes the manual. |
B161.81 |
CHM |
HANS W. EGLI CO., 1 "MILLIONAIRE" Calculator, Digital
Calcula, Four Function, Stepped Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1900, Switzerland,
272, 18x29x76 cm, wooden case, brass calculator, 8 digit, wooden stand,
case, and calculator, Buy, Antiquarian Scientist, (81).
See B1.75 |
B164.81 |
CHM |
Signal Electric Mfg. Co., 2 "Signal Telegraph Instrument" Telegraph Keys and
Sounders, Telegraphy, Electro-mechanical, ca 1920, USA, 11x10x16 cm, Wooden
base, brass, and other metals, Buy, Westford. |
B165.81 |
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Simplex Typewriter Company, 1 "The New Simplex Typewriter
No. 1" Typewriter, Typewriter, Mechanical, ca 1920, USA, 22x12x6 cm, red,
yellow, and black, wooden base with metal, cardboard case and typewriter,
BUY, Knotty Pine Antique Market, West Swanzey, NH, 15.
The simplex is a small, inexpensive, home typewriter that
only holds paper less than seven inches wide. U.S. patent numbers 1138427,
1204912, 1521408, 1865288, 1869426, and 1957373.
Use: From the Directions for Operating in the case:
"First: Hold the machine with rack side toward you. Push carriage to the
left to starting point. When doing this see that dog does not catch in rack.
Insert paper between rollers from the front. Put finger on key of letter
desired and swing it into notch in rim of typecase near the dog: Press
downward to print. To make a space without printing, press down on any
key near to but not in the notch. To ink apply only a drop of ink to each
pad with the end of a matchstick or toothpick. Be careful not to bend the
pads down so far as to prevent them from springing back into position. Use
only Simplex Ink which will be supplied at 10 cents per tube, cheap ink
destroys the face of the type. Do not oil. If keyplate sticks, take a rag
moistened with vaseline and hold against underside of keys at the notch and
twirl type plate around a few times. If the carriage does not move forward
freely, apply a little vaseline to the carriageway where it rubs. Caution!
Keep oil or vaseline away from rubber type and ink pads. Oil will swell and
destroy the letters." |
B166.81 |
CHM |
Simlex Typewriter Co., Inc., 1 "Simplex Portable
Typewriter Special Demonstrated Model S" Typewriter, Mechanical, ca 1930,
USA, 24x8x16 cm, Green and red, Metal, Buy, Knotty Pine Antique Market, West
Swanzey, (81).
See B165.81. |
B167.81 |
CHM |
Wolverine Supply and Manufacturing Co., 1 "Adding
Machine", Digital Calcula, Single Register, Pascal Strip, Mechanical, ca
1950, USA, 10x15x23 cm, Red, blue, and cream, Tin, Buy, Knotty Pine Antique
Market, (81). |
B168.81 |
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1 Navigator’s Sector, Analog Calcula, 2-3 Part, Sector,
Craft, ca 1880, USA, 3.5x16x.3 cm, wood, BUY, Knotty Pine Antique Market, W.
Swanzey, (81). |
B169.81 |
CHM |
1 Navigator’s Sector, Analog Calcula, 2-3 Part, Sector,
Craft, ca 1880, USA, 3.5x16x.3 cm, Wood, Buy, Amherst Outdoor Antique
Market, (81). |
B170.81 |
CHM |
1 Coggeshall Slide Rule, Analog Calcula, 2-3 Part, Slide
Rule, Craft, ca 1850, USA, 4x33x.5 cm, Wood and Brass, No makers name, wood
cracked, shows signs of real wear, Buy, Knotty Pine Antique Market, West
Swanzey, NH, (81). |
B171.81 |
CHM |
Pickett & Eckel, Inc., 1 Slide Rule, Analog Calculator,
2-3 Part, Log-log, Craft, 1960, USA, 405171, 31x6x3 cm, Yellow, Aluminum and
Plexi, Box, Case, instruction pamphlet, and guarantee, Buy, Westford flea
market, (81). |
B172.81 |
CHM |
1 Abacus, Digital Calculator, Single Register, Bead,
Manual, 29x14x2.5 cm, Wood, 13 digit, Buy, Amherst outdoor antique market,
(81). |
B173.81 |
CHM |
Burroughs, 1 "Burroughs" Adding Machine, Digital
Calculator, Two Register, Keyed Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1950, USA, 8A193393,
22x37x20 cm, Green and Black, Metal, 8 digits with paper tape printing, Buy,
(81). |
B174.81 |
CHM |
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co., 1 "Comptometer", Digital
Calculatpr, Single Register, Keyed Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1895, USA, 505,
Walnut, Brass & Other Metals, Buy, Peter Delahar, (81).
An early Comptometer with the springs showing on the
upper keys. The keys are molded differently on alternative rows to give the
operator a "feeling" of relative location. The walnut cabinetry and tooling
was clearly a hand-made. |
B175.80 |
CHM |
Siemens Brothers & Co., London, 1 Printing Telegraph,
Links and Switches, Electro-mechanical, ca 1900, England, 12145, Wood and
brass, Does not work, Buy, Portobello Rd., London, (80). |
B176.80 |
CHM |
1 Sector, Analog Calcula, 2-3 Part, Sector, Craft, ca
1623, England, 9 inch; 240x50x5 mm, Brass, Buy, Peter Delahar, (1981).
Nine inch brass sector as described by Edmund Gunter
(1581-1626) in 1623. Unsigned by probably made by Elias Allen in 1623. |
B178.81 |
CHM |
1 Counting Beads, Digital Calculator, Single Register,
Bead, Manual, 37x2x44 cm, red and black beads, wood and metal, 9 rows by 10
digits, Buy, Joe Stamps, NY, (81). |
B179.81 |
CHM |
Reliable Typewriter & Adding Machine Co., 1 "Addometer",
Digital Calcula, Single Register, Pascal Wheel, Mechanical, USA, 1x5x30 cm,
Brown with red and white dials and yellow numbers, Metal, Case,
Instructions, Stylus, and Calculator, Buy, Joe Stamps, NY, (81).
See B150.80 |
B180.81 |
CHM |
American Can Company, 1 "American Adding Machine",
Digital Calcula, Two Register, Tab, Mechanical, ca 1920, USA, 22x22x19 cm,
Black with green, Metal, Rusted and worn, Buy, J Stamps, NY, (81).
See B137.81 (Both marked the same) |
B181.81 |
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1 Abacus, Digital Calcula, Single Register, Bead, Manual,
29x14x2.5 cm, Wood, 13 digit, Buy, Amherst outdoor antique market, (81). |
B182.81 |
CHM |
Burroughs, 1 "Burroughs Calculator", Digital Calcula,
Single Register, Keyed Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1910, USA, #204128, 230x100x360
mm, Black, Metal, Buy, Reading flea market, (81).
Replica of an early Comptometer. See B9.76.
NOTE: Marked B179.81 |
B183.81 |
CHM |
SELSI, 1 Map mileage reader and compass, Analog Calcula,
2-3 part, Integrator, Mechanical, ca 1930, Germany, 110x35x5 mm, The handle
also serves as a pencil. Buy, Reading flea market, (81). |
B184.81 |
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Digital Equipment Corporation, 1 2 PM Flip Flop,
Transistor, 1966, USA, R20YC. |
B185.81 |
CHM |
Data Products, 1 Core Memory, 8
K by 19 bit 3W-3D 18 mil planar memory. |
B186.81 |
CHM |
Cal Research Computer, 1 Tube
and circuit, Philips tube, 00667001, TC3-C5. |
B187.81 |
CHM |
Automatic Adding Machine Co., 1 "Golden Gem Adding
Machine", Digital Calcula, Single Register, Linear Pascal, Mechanical, 1904,
USA, 56950, 105x75x18 mm, Metal, Complementary numbers scratched in, Case,
instructions, and calculator, Buy, Colorado Springs, (81).
Interesting directions regarding complementary numbers
and the use of the simple machine for multiplication. |
B188.81 |
CHM |
1 "Precise" Adding Machine, Digital Calcula, Single
Register, Pascal Strip, Mechanical, ca 1910, USA, 105x120x175 mm, Silver and
Bronze, Metal, Stylus and calculator, Buy, (81).
Pat No. 2402549 |
B189.81 |
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A W Faber, 1 Slide Rule, Analog Calcula, 2-3 Part, Slide
Rule, Craft, ca 1935, Germany, 98350, 33x9x270 mm, Ivory, Ivory bonded to
wood, Inch and centimeter scales are on opposite sides, Leather case and
rule, Buy, D-Bells. |
B190.81 |
CHM |
Ideas Unlimited, 1 "Horse-meter", Analog Calcula, 2-3
Part, Circular Slide Rule, Craft, 1951, USA, 135 mm diameter, Orange, gray
and yellow, Paper, Buy, Colorado Springs, (81).
"Directions for use: (1) Consult daily Racing Form for
speed ratings, weights and class; (2) Figure rating for each horse in race
as follows: (a) turn red dial to best speed rating in past 30 days; (b) turn
blue dial to class in key race; (c) Turn yellow dial to weight difference of
(a) race and today’s race; (c) Add (or subtract) figures (a) (b) (c). This
is horses rating. (3) Horse with at least 2 points aove rest is the choice
in this race; (4) Play only if final odds are 2/1 or better; (5) Best
results will be had by avoiding 2 year old, maiden, fillies and mares,
stakes, hurdle, turf and steeple races and races over 1 1/8 miles." |
B192.81 |
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1 Section of the first Atlantic Telephone Cable,
Transduction, Electro-mechanical, 1858, US, 95x18 mm diameter, Buy, (81).
Cyrus West Field (1819-1892) American merchant, promoter
of the first Atlantic cable was botn in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. In 1854,
he conceived the idea of the cable and secured a charter to organize the
England and American companies. The British and American naval ships, HMS
Agamemnon and the USS Niagara were secured to lay the cable. Five attempts
were made between 1857 and 58. The first message transmitted, August 16,
1858, read, "England and America are united by telegraph. Glory to God in
the highest and on earth peace and good will towards men." The Queen and the
President of the United States exchanged congratulations, but the cable
ceased working three weeks later. It was necessary for Field to raise new
funds and make new arrangements. The great Eastern succeeded in laying a
cable in 1866. |
B193.81 |
CHM |
A. Massim, Paris, 1 Music Box, Readable or Writable
Memory, Mechanically stable, Cyclic, Mechanical, 1840, France, 30981,
343x160x120 mm, Black, Wood and brass fittings, Buy, (81).
The music box plays six tunes; Robin Adair, the Blue
Bells of Scotland, The Campbells are Coming, Auld Lang Syne, Coming Through
the Rye, and Bonnie Sweet Home. |
B194.81 |
CHM |
Aaron Palmer, Boston, 1 "Palmer’s Pocket Scale" Circular
slide rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 part, Circular slide rule, Craft, 1845,
USA, 7x95x150 mm, Paper, Buy, Moskowitz, (81).
Palmer’s Pocket Scale with rules for its use in solving
Arithmetical and Geometrical Problems preceded the large sized Fuller’s
scale. See B110.80. |
B195.81 |
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1 Excise slide rule, Moskowitz, (81). |
B197.81 |
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1 "Enigma", Transducer. |
B198.81 |
CHM |
1 "Enigma" |
B199.82 |
GKB |
1 "Everard" slide rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 part,
Slide rule, Craft, ca 1720, England, 303x17x25 mm, Boxwood, The early form
of Everard slide rule with two slides., Buy, Delahar, (82). |
B200.82 |
CHM |
Mileage reader, Analog Calculator, 2-3 part, Integrator,
Mechanical, ca 1950, 35 mm diameter; 112 mm with handle, Chrome, glass, and
paper, Buy, Portobello Rd, (82).
This mileage reader was clearly made for scientific map
distance readings. On one side there are scales for 1:2000; 4000; 8000; and
10,000. On the other side the scales read 1:25,000; 50,000; 75,000; and
200,000. |
B201.82 |
CHM |
Chambon & Baye, 1 "TACHYLEMME" Table, Writable or
Readable Memory, Mechanically stable, Cyclic, Craft, ca 1880, France,
175x100x35 mm, Black, Glass, wood, sliver plate and paper, Buy, Delahar, (82).
A calculating device with four printed cylinders 1-9;
10-90; 100-900; and 1000-9000 so arranged that percentages for every half
percent from one to six percent can be read through slits. The total of say
6,216 at 4 percent could be figured by adding the sums shown in the four
rows. One was presented to the Science Museum by M. Malassis in 1936.
Chambon also introduced similar "calculators" for the multiplication tables,
called "Multiplicateur Enfantin". |
B202.82 |
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1 "The MP Handy Guide for Knitting and Crochet" Table,
Readable or Writable Memory, Paper, Fixed, Craft, ca 1930, England, 118x90x2
mm, Metal and paper, Stained and worn, Buy, Bermondsey market, (82).
Indicators can keep track of rows, increase, and times.
Holes on the side provide a gauge for the needles. And a 4-and-a-half inch
rule is along the bottom. |
B203.82 |
CHM |
Tavernier Gravet, 1 Mannheim slide rule, Analog
Calculator, 2-3 part, slide rule, Craft, ca 1880, France, 260x28x8 mm,
Boxwood with brass cursor, Buy, Delahar, (82).
Colonel Amedee Mannheim designed a slide rule with a
cursor about 1850. Tavernier Gravet manufactured this in France and after
1880 exported a large number to England and Germany. |
B204.82 |
CHM |
1 slide rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 part, slide rule,
Craft, 9-37, 350x30x8 mm, German silver, Slide rule and wood case engraved
with owners name, Buy, Maitland, (82).
An engineering surveyor’s slide rule primarily used for
calculating distances. |
B205.82 |
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Dring & Fage, 1 Slide Rule, Guagers slide rule, Analog
Calculator, 2-3 part, Slide rule, Craft, England, 314x50x5 mm, Ivory, Buy,
Maitland, (82).
Two-sided revenuers rule with two sliding gauges. |
B206.82 |
CHM |
Duss, 1 Slide rule, Guagers slide rule, Analog
Calculator, 2-3 part, Slide Rule, Craft, England, 315x50x5 mm, Boxwood, Buy,
Bermondsey Market, (82)
Similar to B205. |
B207.82 |
CHM |
Loftus, 1 Rule, Guagers rule, Analog Calculator, Single
part, Rule, Craft, England, 260x30x30 mm folded, Boxwood, Buy, Bermondsey
Market, (82). |
B208.82 |
CHM |
1 Guagers rule, Analog Calculator, Single Part, Rule,
Craft, England, 260x30x30 mm folded, Boxwood, Buy, Bermondsey Market, (82). |
B209.82 |
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T.O. Blake Ltd., 1 Guagers cased rule, Analog Calculator,
Single Part, rule, Craft, England, 6 cylinders each 25 mm by 3 mm diameter
that fit together, Boxwood with a leather case, Six rules in a fitted
leather case, Buy, Bermondsey Market, (82). |
B211.82 |
CHM |
1 "Consul" Educated Monkey, Table, Readable or Writable
Memory, Paper, Linear, Craft, 1916, USA, 139x148 mm, Red, Yellow, Blue and
Brown, Tin, Buy, Jeremy Norman and Co., (82). |
B212.82 |
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Jehu Hatfield, 1 Clock interest table, Readable or
Writable Memory, Mechanically stable, Cyclic, Craft, 1844, USA, 300x450x170
mm, wood and paper, Buy, Jeremy Norman & Co., (82). |
B213.82 |
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1 Ratchet Adder, Digital Calculator, Single Register,
Ratchet, Mechanical, ca 1850, USA, 313x313x10 mm, Brown with Black ink,
Brass and Cardboard, Buy, Jeremy Norman, (82). |
B214.82 |
CHM |
C. X. Thomas de Colmar, 1 Arithmometer, 1852, Buy, Peter
Delahar, (82).
See B3.76 |
B215.82 |
CHM |
Hamilton Watch Company, 1 Map Mileage Reader, Analog
Calculator, 2-3 part, Linear measure, Mechanical, ca 1950, USA, 110x5mm 35mm
diameter, Chrome, glass, paper, Model number 331, Buy, Garrison House
Antiques, (82).
One-sided with two scales for centimeters and inches. |
B216.82 |
CHM |
1 Planimeter, Analog Calculator, Multiple Part, Areal
Measure, Mechanical, ca 1900, Switzerland, 28460, 220x30x40mm case, Steel
instrument, Engraved with Crosby Steam Gage & Valve Co., Boston, Swiss
Manufacture, Buy, Garrison House Antiques, (82).
See B49.79 |
B217.82 |
CHM |
Arnof, 1 Map Mileage Reader, Analog Calculator, 2-3 part,
Linear Measure, Mechanical, ca 1935, Germany, 8x76 mm 35 mm diameter,
Nickel, glass, and paper, Case and instrument, Buy, (82).
Two sided scale with nautical miles, kilometers and
statue miles on one side and centimeters to kilometers and inches to miles
or versiers on the other. |
B218.82 |
CHM |
Manloves, 1 "Boucher’s Calculator" Circular slide rule,
Analog Calculator, 2-3 parts, Slide rule, Craft, England, 15mm x 50mm
diameter, Nickel, glass and paper, Buy, (82). |
B219.82 |
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Stanley Rule & Level Co., 1 Coggeshall Slide Rule, Analog
Calculator, 2-3 Part, Slide Rule, Craft, USA, Model No. 12, 320x40x4 mm,
Boxwood and Brass, Buy, Brimfield, (82).
See B146.81 |
B220.82 |
CHM |
Hoffman, 1 Slide Rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 Part, Slide
Rule, Craft, Denmark, Model No. 601, 147x35x4 mm, Plastic, Case and Slide
Rule, Buy, Brimfield, (82).
Distributed by R. W. Mitscher Co., Inc., Electronic &
Electrical Supplies, Ellicott Square Building, Buffalo, New York. |
B221.82 |
CHM |
Addac, 1 "Addac", Digital Calculator, Single Register,
Mechanical, USA, 5751, 205x135x140 mm, Black with Cream and Red Letters,
Cover and calculator, Buy, Brimfield, (82).
Patent no. 1,661,605. |
B227.82 |
CHM |
1 "Biomate" Circular moving nomographs, Readable or
Writable Memory, Mechanically Stable, Cyclic, 82, Japan, 110x90x12mm, Aqua
and cream, plastic, Buy, (82). |
B228.82 |
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Goody Manufacturing Co., 1 "Goody Magic Multiplier Pencil
Box", Readable or Writable Memory, Paper, Cyclic, ca 1950, USA, 38dx230mm,
blue and orange, paper, Buy, Amherst flea market, (82). |
B229.82 |
CHM |
Walt Disney Productions, 1 "Mickey Math", Readable or
Writable Memory, Mechanically Stable, Linear, ca 1950, USA, 360x38x5mm,
black and white, plastic, Buy, (82). |
B230.82 |
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L. Appoullot, Saint-Birce-sous-Foret, Seine et Oise,
France, 1 "Cercle a clacul d"appoullot"nomograph, Readable or Writable
Memory, Mechanically Stable, Cyclic, ca 1890, France, 203d mm, painted
metal, case and circle, Buy, Alain Brieux, (82). |
B231.82 |
CHM |
Wolverine, 1 "Modern Math Addition", Readable or Writable
Memory, Mechanically Stable, Cyclic, ca 1950, USA, 154x180x97mm, red, metal,
Buy, Museum Store, (82). |
B233.82 |
CHM |
A. M. Maurand, 1 "Le Prompt Calculateur des arts
industriels et du commerce", Readable or Writable Memory, Paper, Random, ca
1863, France, 105d x 18mm, blue, pink, yellow and green cards, Brass, glass,
cardboard, brass case with glass lid, 30 cardboard tables, Buy, Peter
Delehar, (82). |
B234.82 |
CHM |
Stanley, 1 "Boucher’s Calculator" Circular slide rule,
Analog Calculator, 2-3 part, Slide Rule, Craft, ca 1876, England, 50dx13mm,
nickel, glass, leather and stain case, calculator, Buy, Peter Delahar, (82).
The model made by Stanley is an improvement by the
addition of a third index hand on the back dial, which indicates the total
movement of the front dial, so that continuous workings show a final result,
either + or -, thus indicating the correct reading of the result. |
B235.82 |
CHM |
Stanley, 1 Slide rule for calculating annuities, Analog
Calculator, 2-3 part, Slide Rule, 1860, England, 304x10x22mm, Boxwood, Case
and slide rule, Buy, Peter Delahar, (82).
The device was described by Benjamin Beran (1822). |
B236.82 |
CHM |
Tavernier-Gravet, Rue Mayet, 19-Paris, 1 "Regle a
Eclimetre" du Colonel du Genle Goulier Slide rule with a site, Analog
Calculator, 2-3 part, Slide Rule, ca 1878, France, 186, 320x50x90mm, Boxwood
and a metal instrument, Case, slide rule, and instrument, Buy, Peter Delahar,
(82). |
B237.82 |
CHM |
1 "Calculator" Pascal strip, Digital Calculator, Single
Register, Pascal strip, ca 1950, Germany, 85x7x138mm, gold, red, and black,
metal, Buy, Amherst flea market, (82). |
B238.82 |
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Sharp, 1 "ELSI MATE EL-835" Solar cell electronic
calculator, Digital Calculator, 3-4 Registers, Electronic, 1982, Japan,
17095530, 54x96x3mm, metal, Buy. |
B239.82 |
CHM |
Panasonic, 1 "CompuVoice" Talking electronic calculator,
Digital calculator, 3-4 registers, Electronic, 1982, Japan, 22300192,
75x27x143mm, metal, Gift, New York Decus. |
B240.82 |
CHM |
Stanley, 1 "Barnard’s Coordinate Spiral Slide Rule"
Spiral Slide Rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 Parts, Spiral slide rule, ca 1880,
England, 83dx260mm, wood, paper mache, brass, Wooden case, handle,
instrument, Buy, Peter Delahar, (82).
Similar to Fuller’s, but the logarithmic scale is
repeated twice and occupies in all only about one-third of the helix. The
upper part of the helix carries a sine scale.
|
B241.82 |
CHM |
Palatine Engineering Co. Ltd. Liverpool, 1 "Bryan’s
Patent Planimeter" Analog Calculator, Multiple Part, non-linear planimeter,
ca 1880, England, 70x105x405mm, Brass, Case, instrument, five cams, track
made my Peter Delahar, Buy, Peter Delahar, (82). |
B242.82 |
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Oliver, 1 "The Oliver Typewriter Model 9" 1916, USA,
405x370x250mm, khaki, metal, Buy, (82).
The Oliver typewriter is the only successful
down-strike-from-the-side class, It was invented by Rev. Thomas Oliver in
1888 and patented in the USA in 1892 and Great Britain in 18996. The Oliver
Typewriting company was founded in 1895 with Model Number 1 (on view at the
Science Museum). The models appeared in the following order No. 2 (1894),
No. 3 (1898), No. 5 (1907), No. 7 (1915), No. 9 (1916) and the standard
Model II ‘Speedster’ in 1922.
The 28 type-bars, each of which resembles an inverted U,
are arranged in two banks to the right and left of the printing point, so
providing complete visibility of the writing, the type striking on to the
vertical centre line of the platen. Each bar carries three characters, the
machine printing 84 characters by double shift. The use of a bar pivoted at
each end is claimed to secure and preserve accurate alignment. The bars rest
one within another and, as the length of the extremities vary, the shorter
type-bars are provided with heavier type-heads with the object of equalizing
the impressions. The paper cylinder is fitted with three rollers, the
pressure of which can be released for adjusting the paper. The register pawl
can be lifted to free the roller when linving by pencil. Single or double
spacing is actuated by a striking motion operated by the marginal stop. |
B243.82 |
GKB |
Ludwig Spitz & Co., 1 "TIM Time is Money" arithmometer,
Digital Calculator, 3-4 register, stepped wheel, ca 1880, USA, 420x200x160
mm, black, metal, eight digits, engraved The Oskar Muller Co. New York, Buy,
Peter Delahar, (82). |
B244.82 |
CHM |
Dalton, 1 Adding and listing machine, Digital Calculator,
1-2 register, Pascal key, USA, Black, Metal, Buy, Amherst flea market, (82). |
B245.82 |
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Hitachi, 1 c-mos i c, tie clasp, 1982?, Japan, Buy. |
B248.82 |
CHM |
Patrick Adie, Optician, Mathematical & Scientific
Instrument Maker, Broadway Works, Westminster, London., 1 "Eidograph"
pantograph, Analog calculator, Multiple part, Drawing instrument,
Mechanical, c 1860, England, 33 3/4" long with two 29" long 1/2 inch square
rods, brass, instrument and large hand-dovetailed case made form mahogany,
trade label, instruction set, and original key, Buy, The Antiquarian
Scientist, (82).
Each of the rods, marked ‘A’ and ‘B’ slip into
corresponding channels of the pulleys of the body. Here their lengths are
varied and rad by verniers in the pulleys. The length of the main body rod
which pivots on a central circular support, can be set and read by a vernier.
The pulleys move in unison by virtue of the adjustable stell band with brass
fittings coursing over them. One very large weight of brass and lead is used
to balance the main rod and two smaller weights for the two side rods.
The eidograph is essentially a more precise and versatile
pantograph. Variable ratios can be set on the instrument for enlarging or
reducing work. The eidograph was invented by William Wallace in 1801 based
on the l7th century pantographThe eidograph is essentially a more preceise
and versatile pantograph. Variable ratios can be set on the instrument for
enlarging or reducing work. The eidograph was invented by Will |
B249.82 |
CHM |
1 protractor and T-square, analog calculator, 2-3 part,
drawing instruments, mechanical, c 1830, USA, 23 1/2" with 6" radius
protractor scale, brass, Buy, The Antiquarian Scientist, (82).
A nicely made brass t-square with an adjusting arm which
allows it to be set to a particular angle as read off the protractor scale. |
B250.82 |
CHM |
1 Trigonometer, Analog Calculator, Multiple Part,
Mechanical, c 1840, USA, 12"x6", brass, Buy, The Antiquarian Scientist,
(82).
The instrument is constructed so that a swinging arm
carrying two sight vanes pivots away from a stationary arm, also with two
sight vanes, over an attached 90’ scale with an intricate grid for reading
the sine of the subtended angle by vernier directly to three places. A
bubble level on the stationary arm allows horizontal or vertical reading. A
ratcheted chain counter is also fixed to the stationary arm. A removable box
compass can be fitted onto either arm by a neatly devised, quick action
device.
The instrument was once the equipment of a Virginia
surveyor and retains a fine hand-worked character with great attention to
detail, such as fine knurling of the many thumb screws. Smart illustrates a
similar instrument by Francis Whiteley of Standardsville, Virginia on p.
165. Both examples are elaborations of Whiteley’s patent of 1836, but with
the additions of the sine grid. The patent model and its type were made
first, then the design with the sine grid, and finally the most advanced
type with serial numbers and an added verneir on the swinging arm for
reading the protractor scale as illustrated in Smart. |
B251.82 |
CHM |
Troughton, London, 1 proportional compass, Analog
Calculator, 2-3 parts, drawing instruments, Mechanical, c 1800, England, 6
1/4inch long, Brass with stell points, hand-engraved, shaped sharkskin case
and instrument, Buy, The Antiquarian Scientist, (82).
Edward Troughton (1753-1836), the ‘celebrated’ English
instrument maker, is well known for his very fine astronomical and
navigational instruments. In 1826, Troughton took in William Simms, and the
firm flourished as Troughton 7 Simms, even after Troughton’s death.
The instrument is used for enlarging or reducing a
drawing with ratios marked along the slot, set by moving the screw pivot in
it. |
B252.82 |
CHM |
1 planimeter, Analog Calculator, multiple parts,
Mechanical, planimeter and case, Buy, Margaret Weiner Kennedy, (82). |
B258.82 |
CHM |
1 Blaise Pascal "auvergnat" la famillle a l’oeuvre,
Musee D’art de Clermont-Ferrant, 6 octobre - 8 novembre 1981, Buy, A Brieux,
(82). |
B259.83 |
CHM |
J. Archbutt & Sons, 20 Bridge Road, Lambeth, 1 parallel
rule, compass and rule, analog calculator, 2-3 part, parallel rule, craft,
ca 1850, England, 44x150x2 mm, ivory, Buy, Woburn antiques show, (83). |
B260.83 |
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The Lightning Adding Machine Co. Inc., Los Angeles, 1
"The Lightning Adder"Pascal wheel, Digital Calculator, Single Register,
Pascal Wheel, Mechanical, ca 1950, USA, 350x90x45 mm, green and brown,
plastic holder and metal adder, holder, mechanism, stylus, Buy, Colorado
Springs, (83).
See 150.80 and 96.80. |
B262.83 |
CHM |
Addiator, 1 "Arithma", Digital Calculator, Single
Register, Pascal Strip, Mechanical, ca 1935, Germany, 155x40x3 mm, Black and
red, aluminum, case, stylus, instructions, and instrument, Buy, Colorado
Springs, (83). |
B263.83 |
|
Globe Ticket Company, 4201 Brighton Blvd, Denver, Co., 3
punch card, advertisement on a calendar blotter, March 1960, November 1961,
January 1962, USA,98x230 mm ,blotting paper, Buy, Colorado Springs, (83). |
B265.83 |
CHM |
1 Planimeter, Analog Calculator, two-three part,
Planimeter, Mechanical, 290x110x20 mm, nickel, instrument and case, Buy,
Tesseract, (83). |
B266.83 |
CHM |
Automatic Adding Machine Co., New York, 1 "Golden Gem
Adding Machine"Pascal strip, Digital Calculator, Single Register, Pascal
Strip, Mechanical, 1906, USA, 103x80x20 mm, red and green, metal, case and
instrument, Buy, Woburn Antique Show, (83). |
B267.83 |
CHM |
The Adding Pencil Co., St. Louis, 1 The Adding Pencil,
Model B, Digital Calculator, Single Register, Pascal Wheel, Mechanical, ca
1930, USA, 10dx155 mm, Orange, Metal, Paper instruction case and pencil,
Buy, Colorado Springs, (83). |
B270.83 |
CHM |
S.A. Main BSc, 1 Ballistic Coefficient Slide Rule, Analog
Calculator, 2-3 parts, linear slide rule, ca 1910, USA, 470x78x20 mm,
yellow, Wood, paper, ivory and brass slide, hand lettered in red and black,
Buy.
Top scale is the ballistic coefficient; bottom is
coefficient of form; center sliding scale has weight in pounds and diameter
in includes. Instructions: with Slide set the Diameter to the Coeff of Form;
with Cursor set the value of Theta to the Weight; Read off Ballistic Coeff
against Value of T. Reverse side has two sliders. Top stationery rule is
ballistic coefficient. Slider has range-yards; time of flight-seconds;
height of vertex - fee; angle of elevation or descent. Stationery rule has
velocity reduced time in seconds. Slider has velocity and reduced elevation
and reduced angle of descent. Botoom stationery rule has velocity. "Designed
by S.A. Main, B.Sc. |
B271.83 |
CHM |
DeMarre, 1 Ballistic Slide RuleSlide Rule, Analog
Calculator, 2-3 parts, Linear Slide Rule, ca 1910, USA, 420x70x15 mm,
yellow, Wood, paper, brass, Hand written lettering, Buy.
Designed for solving DeMarre’s Formula:
.5
7 W V 1
T = ----- x --------------
.75 -1
D log 3.00945
Top scale has plate thickness; slider has striking velocity in
foot/seconds and diameter of shot in inches; bottom scale has weight of shot
in pounds. Sliding cursor has two more scales that are not identified. |
B283.78 |
CHM |
Casio, 1 Mini Card fx-48 Scientific Calculator, Digital
Calculator, 1978, Japan, 256023, 90x53x3 mm, Metal, Case, instruction book,
unit conversion table, physical constants table, calculator, Buy. |
B284.83 |
CHM |
Commodore US*14, 2 Digital Calculator, Digital
Calculator, ca 1970, USA, 11619, 195x290x75 mm, Black and White, Plastic
case, transistors, Cord and calculator, Buy, (83). |
B285.83 |
CHM |
HDC Industries, 1 "Human Digital Calculator: Add’em up
Finger Machine", ca 1980, USA, 140x88x2 mm, Red and White, Cardboard, Buy. |
B288.83 |
CHM |
Wolverine, 1 Adding Machine Calculator, Digital
Calculator, Single register, Pascal strip, ca 1935, USA, 135x225x105 mm,
Red, Blue, Cream, Tin, Buy.
Patent 2243884 |
B289.79 |
|
Designsense, Inc., Atlanta, Ga., 1 "mileage minder"
circular slide rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 parts, circular slide rule,
1979, USA, 195x108x2 mm, Black, red and white, Paper and aluminum,
Instructions and instrument, Buy, Jordan Marsh, (79).
The left rule with input of odometer start and odometer
end shows miles driven. The right rule inputting miles driven and miles per
gallon, shows gallons used. |
B290.83 |
|
Simplex, 1 "Simplex Typewriter Model A" Typewriter, ca
1940, USA, 170x120x75 mm, Red, yellow and blue, Tin, Box, instructions and
typewriter, Buy.
Model A prints 36 characters, on 6 inch paper and cost
$1.00; Model C, 42 characters on 7 inch paper and cost $1.50; Model D prints
68 characters both capital and small on 7 inch paper and cost $3.00; and
Model E prints 72 characters capitals and small letters on 8 inch paper and
cost $4. Sold as "useful where speed of pen suffices and carbon copy is not
needed. They fascinate and teach children. Their Elders find them useful." |
B291.83 |
CHM |
Barron’s Educational Services, Inc., Woodbury, NY, 1
"Metric Converter" Slide rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 parts, slide rule, USA,
212x82x2 mm, red, orange, and yellow on white, cardboard, Buy. |
B292.83 |
CHM |
1 Typewriter, ca 1900, Wooden case and base, steel, tin,
rubber, case and machine, Buy, Margaret Weiner Kennedy, (83).
No maker yet this was manufactured. |
B293.83 |
|
IBM, 1 plug board for 911, USA, Type 911, #121854,
290x170x30, Stainless steel, plastic coated plugs, Board and plugs, Buy,
Computer Museum. |
B294.83 |
CHM |
DEC, 1 PDP-10 Cable connector. |
B295.83 |
|
DEC, 1 UART, 1979, 132x215x2 mm,
green board. |
B296.83 |
CHM |
DEC, 1 Core plane, Memory, 1974,
208x265x20. Late PDP-11 core plane. |
B297.83 |
|
DEC, 3 modules, Transistor,
1960, USA, 43x43x170 mm. |
B299.80 |
CHM |
Monroe, 1 "Monroe" calculator, Digital Calculator, 3-4
registers, ca 1950, USA, Model LA7-160; #J716387, 190x150x280 mm, grey, Buy,
(80). |
B301.84 |
|
1 "SWIFT" HANDY CALCULATOR, Digital Calculator, Single
Register, Mechanical, ca 1960, USA, 130x140x86 mm, Blue, Plastic, Buy, Palo
Alto Thrift Store, (84). |
B302.84 |
CHM |
1 "Consul" The Educated Monkey, Table, Readable or
Writable Memory, Linear, Craft, 1916, USA, 139x148 mm, Red, Yellow, Blue and
Brown, Tin, Device, Cardboard case, and replaceable table for adding, Buy,
Boston Antique Show, (84).
See letter from Donald Davies in files and instruction
book; same as B211.82. |
B303.84 |
CHM |
Hine and Robertson Co. New York, 1 The Lippincopt
PlanimeterPlanimeter, Analog Calculator, Multiple Part, Areal Measure,
Mechanical, 1898, USA, 190, Nickel, May be missing one dial, Buy, Irwin and
Rita Margolis, Brockton, (84). |
B304.84 |
CHM |
Butterfield (1674-1722), 1 Sector, Analog Calculator, 2-3
Part, Sector, Craft, 1700, France, Brass, Buy, Peter Delahar, (84). |
B305.84 |
|
Tavernier-Gravet, Rue Mayet, 19-Paris, 1 Mannheim slide
rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 part, slide rule, Craft, ca 1890, France,
260x28x8 mm, Boxwood with metal cursor, stamped with "Medailles D’or 1878 et
1889, Buy, Peter Delahar, (84).
See B203.82 |
B306.84 |
CHM |
Marion & Co., London, 1 Hurter & Driffield’s Actinograph,
Readable or Writable Memory, Craft, 1892, England, Wood and paper, Box,
instrument, instructions, Buy, Peter Delahar, (84). |
B307.84 |
|
A W Faber, 1 Slide Rule, Analog Calcula, 2-3 Part, Slide
Rule, Craft, ca 1935, Germany, 371190, 33x9x270 mm, Ivory, Ivory bonded to
wood, Inch and centimeter scales are on opposite sides, Leather case and
rule, Buy, Flea market.
See also 189 |
B308.84 |
|
Philco, 3 Circuit boards from the Philco 212, Digital
computer, ca 1960, USA. |
B309.84 |
CHM |
Tasco, 1 "Pocket Arithmometer", Digital calculator,
Single register, Pascal strip, ca 1940, USA, 10x180x60 mm, tin, calculator,
case, stylus, Buy, Prairie du Chien flea market.
See 36.79 |
B311.84 |
CHM |
Otis King, 1 Cylindrical slide rule, Analog calculator, 2-3 moving parts,
Buy, Historical technology. |
B312.84 |
CHM |
Brevete,
1 Circular slide rule, nickel, Buy. |
B313.84 |
CHM |
Keuffel & Esser Co, 1 radial planimeter,
Analog Calculator, multiple part, Germany, 22280, steel, case and
instrument, Buy. |
B314.84 |
CHM |
1 Abacus, 9 digit, and instruction book, Buy. |
B315.84 |
|
Iacobus Matinensis, 1 sector, 1687, Italy, brass, Buy,
Antiquarian Scientist. |
B316.84 |
|
Jason, 1 Slide Rule No. 803, Analog Calculator, 2-3 part,
linear, ca 1955, Japan, plastic laminated wood, case and rule, Buy, NE Trade
Show. |
B317.84 |
|
Keuffel & Esser Co., 1 Slide Rule, Analog Calculator,
2-3 part, Linear slide rule, ca 1930, USA, 54308, laminated wood, leather
case and rule, Buy, NE Trade Show. |
B318.84 |
|
Lawrence Engineering Service, Peru, Indiana, 1 Slide
Rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 part, linear slide rule, ca 1950, USA, Paper on
wood, "Waddy Hogue" written on the table side, Buy, NE Trade Show.
Slide rule on one side tables on the reverse. These
include Decimal equivalents of one foot, weight metals, and ultimate
strength. |
B319.84 |
CHM |
1 "Unique" Universal II Slide Rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 parts, linear
slide rule, England, plastic pinned on wood, Buy, NE Trade Show. |
B320.84 |
|
Kenyon Instrument Co., Inc., Huntington, L.I., N.Y., 1
"The Kenyon Calculator" Circular Slide Rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 parts,
Circular slide rule, 1937, USA, plastic laminate on wood, Buy, NE Trade
Center.
A nautical slide rule. The outer circle has distance and
speed in land miles & miles per hour and nautical miles and knots. The inner
circle has time ranging from one minute to 10 hours. The reverse side has a
compass, map measure scale ratio for 1/20,000, 40,000 and 80,000. Beaufort
wind scale, knots and weather bureau description. |
B321.84 |
CHM |
Keuffel and Esser, 1 "K & E Compensating Polar Planimeter
with Adjustable Arms" planimeter, Analog Calculator, Multiple part, ca
1940, USA, Model 4242, Serial Number 9120, Instrument and velvet lined case,
Buy, NE Trade Show.
The adjustable tracer arm with vernier and adjustable
pole arm allows the reading of areas in square inches to 0.01 sq. in. or
.0.04 sq. cm. The range of the trace arm is 1.5-7 inches and the pole arm
length is 6 to 13 inches. The maximum area "Pole out-side figure" is about
12 inches and "pole within figure" a 39 inch circle and 27 inch square.
|
B322.84 |
|
Keuffel & Esser co., 1 "Paragon protractor No.
1225"protractor, Drawing instrument, ca 1920, USA, nickel, mahogany case
with velvet, Buy, NE Trade Center.
The semicircular protractor has a horncenter and movable
arm capable of being set at .5 degrees. |
B323.84 |
CHM |
Richmond School Furniture Co., Munci, Indiana, 1 "Junior
Spelling and Number Board No. 50" Calculator, Digital Calculator, Single
Register, Manual, ca 1940, USA, Red, cardboard, Buy, NE Trade Show. |
B324.84 |
|
Stanley, 1 Electronic Calculator, looks like a 16 ft
Stanley powerlock rule, ca 1980, USA, Buy, NE Trade Fair
|
B325.84 |
CHM |
Contina Ag Mauren, 1 "Curta" Type II, Digital
Calculator, 3 Register, Rotary, Mechanical, Liechtenstein, 513508,
Instrument and Case, Buy, NE Trade Fair.
See 87.80 |
B326.84 |
GKB |
Contina Ag Mauren, 1 "Curta" Type II, Digital Calculator,
3 Register, Rotary, Mechanical, Liechtenstein, 513329, Instrument and Case,
Buy.
See 87.80 Note: Case numbered B325.84
(B326 crossed out) |
B328.84 |
CHM |
Albert Newstler A.G. Lahr i/B, 1 "Rechen-Walze
System Cylindrical Slide Rule", Analog Calculator, 3-4 parts, slide rule, ca
1930, Germany, cylinder 6 1/4" diameter and 23" long, paper faced aluminum
on dark oak base, Buy, Historical Technology.
"This super slide rule appears to combine features of
Hannyngton’s linear grid slide rule and Thatcher’s cylindrical calculator.
It differs from the former in that there is no overlap of scales on the base
cylinder and from the latter in that each grid bar contains only one scale
and that these scales are half the length of the base one. The Rouleau
Calculator (Item 164 in the Science Museum catalog) is another Swiss variant
of the same design. There are 50 scales, 20" long each on the main cylinder
(for a total scale length of 1000 inches) and the same number, 10" long
each, on the sliding grid." Historical Technology Catalog 127. |
B337.85 |
CHM |
Fowler’s Calculators Ltd., "Jubilee Magnum" Circular
Slide Rule 1, Analog Calculator, 1-2 parts, circular slide rule, 1948,
England, nickel plated boy with white dial face rotated under an index line.
Buy, Historical Technology.
"Designed to mark the 50th anniversary of the firm and to
meet the wants of a great number of people, whose primary requirements are
for a device for solving problems of multiplication and division in a rapid
and accurate manner." The entire scale is 79" long resulting in almost one
full figure increase in accuracy over the 10" slide rule. |
B338.85 |
CHM |
T. Heath fect, Gunter type sector, 1, 1720-40, England,
Bright brass, restored lacquer finish, pivoted strut which fold into a slot
for added support. Buy, Historical Technology.
Thomas Heath started in business in 1714. In 1740 he made
his apprentice Tycho Wing a partner and Heath & Wing remained in business
until Heath’s death in 1773. |
B339.85 |
CHM |
"The Mechanical Engineer", circular slide rule, 1, Switzerland, nickel,
brass case, Buy, Historical Technology. |
B340.85 |
CHM |
Todd Protectograph Co., Rochester, NY, 1 "Star Adding
Machine" Adding Machine, Digital Calculator, Single Register, Mechanical,
1921, USA, Black with red and green, Metal, Buy, MacGregor Ia. antique shop. |
B341.85 |
CHM |
L. C. Stephier, 1 Coggeshall rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3
part, craft, USA, No. 23, 320x40x4 mm, boxwood, Buy. |
B342.85 |
|
1 Hinged slide rule, Analog
calculator, 2-3 parts, craft, 1800, English, overstamped French, 320x40x4
mm, boxwood and brass, Buy, Peter Delahar.
Unusual hinged slide rule
with navigational scales. |
B343.85 |
CHM |
Wittnaur Watch Co., 1 Map measure, Analog Calculator, 2-3
Part, Linear calculator, USA, centimeters to inches, Buy, Amherst flea
market. |
B344.85 |
|
Kueffel & Esser Co., 1 Map
measure, Analog calculator, 2-3 parts, linear measure, USA, Model 1744T,
inches to feet, Box and measure, Buy, Amherst flea market. |
B345.85 |
CHM |
Watkins, 1 drawing instruments, 1824 newspaper inside, England, "pocket
scale set", ivory sector, boxwood rule, lizard case, Buy, Amherst antique
market. |
B346.85 |
CHM |
W. L. Jones, 50 Holborn,
London, 1 pantograph, Analog calculator, multiple parts, proportional
copier, ca 1850, England, Brass, case and instrument, Buy, Amherst antiques. |
B347.85 |
CHM |
1 Integrator, 209478, USA,
painted red, blue and yellow by Arthur Hall, Bur. Ord. Assembly Drg. No.
194077, U.S. No. 38. |
B348.85 |
CHM |
1 Integrator, 209478, Bur. Ord.
Assembly Drg. No. 194077-1, Serial No. 3532, Buy, 30. |
B349.85 |
|
Keuffel & Esser Co., 1 Slide
Rule (N4053-3), Analog Calculator, 2-3 part, patent June 1900, USA, #364384,
leather case and rule, Buy. |
B350.86 |
CHM |
1 "Consul" The Educated Monkey,
Memory, 1916, USA, 139x148 mm, Red, Yellow, Blue and Brown, Tin, Device,
cardboard case and replaceable table for adding, Buy, NE Trade Center Show. See also 211 and 302 |
B351.86 |
CHM |
Otis King, 1 Otis King’s Pocket Calculator Cylindrical
slide rule, Analog calculator, 2-3 moving parts, B1597, Leather case and
rule, Buy, England. |
B352.86 |
CHM |
"Unique", 1 Universal II Slide Rule, Analog Calculator,
2-3 moving parts, linear slide rule, England, plastic pinned on wood, Buy,
England. |
B353.86 |
|
"Unique", 1 Log Log Slide Rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3
moving parts, linear slide rule, England, plastic pinned on wood, Buy,
England. |
B354.86 |
|
"Unique", 1 Slide Rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 moving
parts, linear slide rule, England, plastic pinned on wood, Buy, England. |
B355.86 |
|
"Unique", 1 Universal Slide Rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3
moving parts, linear slide rule, England, plastic pinned on wood, Buy,
England. |
B356.86 |
|
Faber-Castell, 1 Castell slide rule, Analog Calculator,
2-3 moving parts, linear slide rule, Germany, plastic and wood, plastic case
and rule, Buy, England. |
B357.86 |
|
1 "Coggeshall" Slide Rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 moving
parts, linear slide rule, England, Wood and brass, Engraved, E. Routledge
Engineer Bolton, Buy, England. |
B358.86 |
CHM |
Elliott Bros, 440 Strand, 1 Sector, 2-3 moving parts, sector, England, Ivory
and brass, Buy, England. |
B359.86 |
|
J. Archbutt & Sons, 1 parallel rule, compass and rule,
Buy, England.
See B259.83 |
B360.86 |
|
H. Huges & Sons Ltd. London, 1 "Capt Field’s Improved
Parallel" parallel rule and compass, Analog Calculator, 2-3 moving parts,
England, Wood, Buy, England. |
B361.86 |
|
Charles Augustus Schmalcalder, 1 Protractor, Analog
calculator, Circular protractor, ca 1810, England, brass, double cantilever
arm and geared, wood case and instrument, Buy, Peter Delahar.
Illustrated in G. Adams, rev W. Jones, Geometrical and
Graphical Essays, 4th Ed. London 1813. |
B362.86 |
|
Halden & Co. Ltd, 1 "HALDEN CALCULEX" Circular Slide
Rule, Analog Calculator, 2-3 part, circular slide rule, ca 1910, England, 60
mm diameter, Aluminum cse with velvet interior and instrument, Buy, England.
See B158.81 |
B363.86 |
CHM |
A. Jeffery Camborne, Wilton St. Day, 1 Circular
protractor, Analog Calculator, circular protractor with one arm, ca 1900,
England, Brass, Wood case and instrument, Buy, England. |
B364.86 |
CHM |
Elliott Brothers, London, 1 Proportional rule and
protractor, Analog Calculator, Fixed, Rule and Protractor, ca 1890, England,
Ivory, Buy, England.
Engraved H. F. Mackay; Horizontal equivalents for 20 feet
of vertical engraved on one side; rule for degree of slope on the other. |
B365.86 |
CHM |
Elliott Brothers, London, 1 Proportional rule and
protractor, Analog Calculator, Fixed, Rule, ca 1890, England, Ivory, Buy,
England.
6 to M. Yards on one side; 8 to M paces or yards on the
other. |
B370.86 |
CHM |
Victor Adding Machine Co., 36 Second St., Sand Francisco
5, Ca., 1 Adding machine, Digital Calculator, 1-2 register, Pascal key and
print, ca 1935, USA, W867 metal plate; 936307 C 7 83 4 stamped in plastic,
black and green, plastic "art nouveau" form, Buy, Palo Alto antiques. |
B371.86 |
CHM |
Starhe & Hammerer, 1 Planimeter, Analog Calculator,
Variable Part, Variable Ratio Polar Planimeter, ca 1870, Austria, 874, Brass
and iron, Wooden case and instrument, Buy, Peter Delahar.
A very rare instrument, modifying the Amsler design. |
B372.86 |
|
Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co.,, 1 "Comptometer", Digital
Calculator, Single Register, Keyed Wheel, Electric, ca 1930, USA, metal,
Buy, Palo Alto Antiques.
|
B373.86 |
|
Felt & Tarrant Manufacturing Co., 1 "Comptometer",
Digital Calculator, Single Register, Keyed Wheel, Electric, ca 1930, USA,
Buy, Palo Alto Antiques.
|
B262.87 |
CHM |
Arithma and case. |
B382.87 |
CHM |
Sun Henni Japan, The Frederick Post Co, No. 1452W,
Universal.
|
B384.87 |
CHM |
Aston and Mander slide rule, silver, 1915 |
B500.88 |
CHM |
Allen & Wales Desk Model |
B501.88 |
CHM |
Burroughs |
B503.88 |
CHM |
Comptometer, broken keys |
B1500.01 |
CHM |
Lord’s Calculator. Elliott Bros London No. 35 1880. Example of the giant circular slide rule devised by Lord
and made by Elliot Bros. In very fine condition. London, England.
|
B1501.01 |
CHM |
Burroughs Portable Adding Machine – Black and green medal with paper tape. B-1206649
B173.81? |
B1502.01 |
CHM |
DEC Circuit Board in Plexiglas. Made in Galway. PDP1170 Module circa 1976.
|
B1503.01 |
GKB |
Sage ANFS/67 Module (1958) Present to Gordon and Gwen by Computer History Center.
|
B1504.01 |
CHM |
Sextant with case. |
B1505.01 |
CHM |
Micronta Tool Set made in Germany |
B1506.01 |
CHM |
Stanley large, brass planimeter in box. |
B1507.01 |
CHM |
Large slide rule in box. Brass, heavy. Box in poor condition.
|
B1508.01 |
CHM |
Programmable robot toys |
B1509.01 |
CHM |
IBM Vacuum Tube Module |
1510.01 |
CHM |
Magic Multiplier Pencil |
B1511.01 |
CHM |
Digital Chip Mask Design, silver, 10-Feb-82-11. |
B1512.01 |
CHM |
Plug Connector |
B1513.01 |
CHM |
Vacuum Tube Module |
B1514.01 |
CHM |
Simon I
was built by William A. Porter and two Columbia University graduate students
of electrical engineering. Simon is a simple mechanical "brain" that can
transfer information automatically from any one of its "registers" to any
other, and it can perform reasoning operations of indefinite length. Its
relays basic functions are programming, storage, computation, input, and
output. Note: PDF file to be included. |
B1515.01 |
CHM |
Tape punch |
B1516.01 |
CHM |
Regle a calcul signee Elliott Bros. London 1840-50 |
B1517.01 |
CHM |
Metal circular drafting tool |
B1518.01 |
CHM |
Comptometer K357673 electric with cord.
NOTE: Could be B372.86 or B373.86 |
B1529.01 |
CHM |
Lawrence Engineering service slide rule. White painted wood on one side, wood on the other.
|
B1530.01 |
CHM |
Heavy paper and glass. French. Cardboard case. |
B1531.01 |
CHM |
Pickett & Eckel Model N3-Es Power Log Exponential Log Log Dual BaseCopyright 1960
NOTE: Marked B172.81 – Wrong Number |
B1625.01 |
CHM |
Replica of Napier's bones. Bought Peter Roubos, Netherlands 6/01, gratis.
Napier first described his "bones" in 1617. The bones were a
convenient portable digital calculator for multiplication, division and
roots, and assumed major importance in the seventeenth century.
|
B1626.01 |
CHM |
Replica of Schickard's clock, height 32
cm, width 26 cm without and 38 cm with slides, depth 15 cm, Mahogany, Bought
Peter Roubos, Netherlands 6/01.
The first mechanical calculator was invented by Wilhelm
Schickard, a German scholar who was professor of Hebrew and oriental
languages at Tubingen University. He built his original calculating clock in
1623. It consisted of two devices in one: the top was a version of Napier's
bones laid out on six cylinders in a box with wooden slates. For bigger
calculations a mechanical adder was installed beneath. |
B1627.01 |
CHM |
Replica of Napier's calculating box, height 8 cm, width 24
cm, depth 12 cm, Mahogany, Bought Peter Roubos, Netherlands 6/01. |
B1628.01 |
GKB |
The Muse, binary instrument by Triadex
Incorporated, 1970. The Muse was
invented by two M.I.T. professors, Ed Fredkin and Marvin Minsky. It is a small digital computer that uses
electronic technology for sound generation. Synthesized shift register kind
of logic.
Note: PDF file to be included. |
B1629.01 |
GKB |
Abacus, wood and brass, Wang Hing Hong Kong |
B1630.01 |
CHM |
Mechanical piece built to pick up a nut by
Edmund Berkeley, probably 1940's. Bought, Edmund Berkeley. Marked X358.84 |
B1631.01 |
CHM |
Replica Genaille-Lucas Arithmetique, 1885,
height 8 cm, width 38 cm, depth 12 cm, mahogany, Bought Peter
Roubos,
Netherlands 6/01. |
B1632.01 |
CHM |
ReBo Machine a Calculer |
B1633.01 |
CHM |
Chadwick Magic Brain Calculator |
B1634.01 |
CHM |
Fredrick Post Co. Universal Slide Rule, No 1452W. |
B1635.01 |
CHM |
Waldes Truarc Retaining Rings Cilcular Calculator, made in
USA, K. Jaeger |
B1636.01 |
CHM |
CH Webb, The Adder, Pat D Nov 5th 12th 1889 |
B1637.01 |
CHM |
MicroVax 1 chip, Silicon Compliers Inc. |
B1638.01 |
CHM |
DC100A Data Cartridge |
B1639.01 |
CHM |
Betty Crocker's Cookbook, Franklin Electronic Publishers, in
box with User's Manual |
B1640.01 |
CHM |
Tower 9 Pocket Calculator, West Germany |
B1641.01 |
CHM |
Negrette & Zambra, Pocket Forecaster, Paten # 6276/15, Patent
# 440028/130076, in box with instructions |
B1642.01 |
CHM |
Hexco, Inc., Hex Adder, Houston TX Cat #3600-3 |
B1643.01 |
CHM |
Tiny brass abacus, approximately 1 1/2 by 4 inches, 15 digits |
B1644.01 |
CHM |
Callaghan & Co, weather predicting circular slide rule with
temperature scale and barometer built into original case. |
B1645.01 |
CHM |
Brevitz Fabrications, Swiss, Stima calculator, US patented 14
June 1932, D.R.P. No 5415008, with case. |
B1646.01 |
CHM |
Loga, Double Regle a Calculer |
B1647.01 |
CHM |
Clary electric calculator. Marked GB57 (wrong number). Auto
Electric Sales Co. |
B1649.01 |
CHM |
Burroughs, A651553, Marked GB67 |
B1652.01 |
CHM |
HP65 calculator. Used by Gordon Bell |
B1653.01 |
CHM |
Comptometer. J295586 |
B1654.01 |
CHM |
PDP Core Memory Stack. |
B1655.01 |
CHM |
Drawing instruments in green lizard. Labeled B227.82 -
wrong number. |
B1656.01 |
CHM |
2 Teledapt circular time selectors. |
B1657.01 |
CHM |
Pickett circular slide rule. Yellow. |
B1659.01 |
CHM |
Thin, wood abacus. |
B1668.01 |
CHM |
Digital Spectrum of Products, 1974, blue and white cardboard,
pull-out tab, readings for hardware options, software options, and hardware
specifications.
Instructions read: “In top horizontal window, set indicator
bar under desired CPU. Read Hardware and Software options in corresponding
windows. For reverse side of calculator: In appropriate vertical window, set
indicator to desired item. Read pertaining data in corresponding horizontal
windows above. Setting for each chart is independent of others."
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B1675.01 |
CHM |
Newham's Rotary Principal Interest Demonstrator, to find the
interest for any sum. Also contains a sheet of directions for the use of
tables for month and for days. Hard cover. |
B1683.01 |
CHM |
Every Man's Own Interest Calculator. Hardcover foldout. |
B1684.01 |
CHM |
100-year calendar 1945-2044. Painted bronze. Marked B231.82 -
wrong number. |
B1685.05 |
CGB |
Keuffel & Esser 4242 planimeter, SN# 2066. Black box
with silver and black tracer and pole arms on royal
blue velvet backing. Purchased in July 2005 from
Betty Ann and Fred Centanni. As a junior at MIT in 1965, Mr. Centanni was given the planimeter
by one of his professors for helping to clean out a laboratory.
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