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Logarithmic Tables
- 1662: Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
- 1783: Tables Portatives de Logarithmes, by Gardiner improved and perfected in their disposition by M. Callet
First Devices
The first “Computer Manual”
Sectors
- 1675- 1715: Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
- ~1830: Oxbone Architect’s Sector by T. and H. Doublett, London
Conversion Devices
Slide Rules
- 1759-69: Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule
- 1908: Keuffel & Esser 4088-3 22 Dec 1908 serial 348119 Slide Rule
- 1967-73: Faber Castell 2/83N Novo Duplex slide rule
Cylindrical Slide Rules
- 1911: Thacher’s Calculating Instrument, No. 4012 by Keuffel & Esser
- 1926: Professor Fuller’s Fuller Cylindrical Slide Rule Model 2 No. 5706
Circular Slide Rules
- ~1960: Otis King Rotary Slide Rule, Type L C, serial T6205, scales 429 and 430
- ~1935: Supremathic Circular slide rule
- 1948: Fowler Long Scale Jubilee Magnum extra long scale calculator Fowler’s “Jubilee Magnum” Circular Slide Rule
- 1960s: KL-1 Russian Mechanical Circular Slide Rule and case
Troncet Type Devices
- 1869 model Web Patent Adder and Talley Board #B2040
- 1890-1900: A. M. Stevenson Adder
- 1910-1920s Comptator, 9 column
- ~1915: Golden Gem Automatic Adding Machine, Serial 73158
- 1920: Addiator
- ~1946: Lightning Portable Adding Machine
Keyboard Adding Machines
Arithmometers
- 1884: Thomas de Colmar Arithmometer Serial 2083 Model T1878 B
- 1909: Ludwig Spitz & Co., G.m.b.H., Berlin-Tempelhof TIM (Time is Money) Arithmometer
- ~1913: Bunzel-Denton Arithmometer Prototype
True Multiplying Calculators
Proportional Rod Calculators
Pinwheel Calculators
- 1896: Ohdner Brunsviga Schuster Calculator Serial 3406 abt 1896
- 1945: Facit Model S Calculator Serial 210652 1945
- 1957: Walther Demonstration WSR160 Pinwheel Calculator
- ~1957: Walther WSR160 Pinwheel Calculator
Comptometers
- Sept 1896: Felt and Tarrant Comptometer: Earliest - wood-cased “Woodie” model, serial 2491?
- ~ 1907: Comptometer oil bottle, marked with patent 23 April 1905; 6 April 1907
- ~ 1955 Bell Punch Sumlock Demonstration Comptometer
- 1950s: Bell Sumlock Comptometer Model 909/S/117.878 (made in Great Britain by Bell Punch Company Ltd)
Curta Calculators
- ~July 1948: CURTA Type 1 earliest model calculator serial 5424 (pin sliders)
- 1967: CURTA Type I calculator serial #76436, near mint, with original case, cardboard box and instructions
- 1963: CURTA Type II calculator with Leather Case, serial 554765
Motorised Calculating Machines
- ~1929 “Herzstark” electric Calculating Machine serial 6549, badged by Herzstark, Vienna; essentially Badenia Model TE 13 Duplex
- 1950s-1960s: MADAS Model 20BTG #94046 electric calculator with true automatic division
Electronic Calculators
- July1972: Hewlett Packard HP 35 Calculator Serial 1230A 79429, 1972 (second version)
- December 1973: Hewlett Packard HP 45 Calculator Serial 1350A 36719, 1973
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Ephemerae
- 1869 model Web Patent Adder and Talley Board #B2040?
- 1890–1900: A. M. Stevenson Adder
- 1910–1920s Comptator, 9 column
- ~1915: Golden Gem Automatic Adding Machine, Serial 73158
- 1920: Addiator
- ~1946: Lightning Portable Adding Machine
- 1903: Adix Adding Machine. Original model
- 1884: Thomas de Colmar Arithmometer Serial 2083 Model T1878 B
- 1909: Ludwig Spitz & Co., G.m.b.H., Berlin-Tempelhof TIM (Time is Money) Arithmometer
- ~1913: Bunzel-Denton Arithmometer Prototype
- 1904–1905: Bamberger’s Omega Calculating Machine
- 1912: Millionaire Calculating Machine #2015
- 1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 Demonstration calculator
- 1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 calculator
- 1896: Ohdner Brunsviga Schuster Calculator Serial 3406 abt 1896
- 1945: Facit Model S Calculator Serial 210652 1945
- 1957: Walther Demonstration WSR160 Pinwheel Calculator
- ~1957: Walther WSR160 Pinwheel Calculator
- Sept 1896: Felt and Tarrant Comptometer: Earliest - wood-cased “Woodie” model, serial 2491
- ~ 1907: Comptometer oil bottle, marked with patent 23 April 1905; 6 April 1907.
- ~ 1955 Bell Punch Sumlock Demonstration Comptometer
- 1950s: Bell Sumlock Comptometer Model 909/S/117.878 (made in Great Britain by Bell Punch Company Ltd)
- Sept 1896: Felt and Tarrant Comptometer: Earliest - wood-cased “Woodie” model, serial 2491?
- ~ 1907: Comptometer oil bottle, marked with patent 23 April 1905; 6 April 1907
- ~ 1955 Bell Punch Sumlock Demonstration Comptometer
- 1950s: Bell Sumlock Comptometer Model 909/S/117.878 (made in Great Britain by Bell Punch Company Ltd)
- ~July 1948: CURTA Type 1 earliest model calculator serial 5424 (pin sliders)
- 1967: CURTA Type I calculator serial #76436, near mint, with original case, cardboard box and instructions
- 1963: CURTA Type II calculator with Leather Case, serial 554765 .
- ~1929 “Herzstark” electric Calculating Machine serial 6549, badged by Herzstark, Vienna; essentially Badenia Model TE 13 Duplex
- 1950s-1960s: MADAS Model 20BTG #94046 electric calculator with true automatic division
- July1972: Hewlett Packard HP 35 Calculator Serial 1230A 79429, 1972 (second version)
- December 1973: Hewlett Packard HP 45 Calculator (Gift) Serial 1350A 36719, 1973
- Booklet on “How to Become a Lightning Calculator”, No. 2.
- ~1960: Otis King Rotary Slide Rule, Type L C, serial T6205, scales 429 and 430
- ~1935: Supremathic Circular slide rule
- 1948: Fowler Long Scale Jubilee Magnum extra long scale calculator Fowler’s “Jubilee Magnum” Circular Slide Rule
- 1960s: KL-1 Russian Mechanical Circular Slide Rule and case
- 1869 model Web Patent Adder and Talley Board #B2040
- Everard-Slide-Rule-1759|1759–69: Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule]]
- 1908: Keuffel & Esser 4088–3 22 Dec 1908 serial 348119 Slide Rule
- 1967–73: Faber Castell 2/83N Novo Duplex slide rule
- 1911: Thacher’s Calculating Instrument, No. 4012 by Keuffel & Esser
- 1926: Professor Fuller’s Fuller Cylindrical Slide Rule Model 2 No. 5706
- ~1830: Oxbone Architect’s Sector by T. and H. Doublett, London
- 1790–1810: Instrument for conversion from Aunes to Metres by Gabrielle CHAIX, Paris
- 1759–69: Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule
- Everard-Slide-Rule-1759|1759–69: Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule]]
- 1675- 1715: Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
- 1662: Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
- 1783: Tables Portatives de Logarithmes, by Gardiner improved and perfected in their disposition by M. Callet
- Abacus (Chinese, contemporary)
- 1623: Contemporary German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
- 1672: Morland (Samuel) A New, and most useful Instrument for Addition and Subtraction of Pounds, Shillings, Pence, and Farthings
- 1662: Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
- ~1700 (1675- 1715): Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
- 1675- 1715: Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
- ~1700: Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
- ~1700 (1675- 1715): Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
- 1623: German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
- 1623: Contemporary German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
- 1662 Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
- 1783 Tables Portatives de Logarithmes, by Gardiner improved and perfected in their disposition by M. Callet
- 1662: Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
- 1783: Tables Portatives de Logarithmes, by Gardiner improved and perfected in their disposition by M. Callet
- German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
- 1623: German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
- 1672 Morland (Samuel) A New, and most useful Instrument for Addition and Subtraction of Pounds, Shillings, Pence, and Farthings
- 1672: Morland (Samuel) A New, and most useful Instrument for Addition and Subtraction of Pounds, Shillings, Pence, and Farthings
- ~1700 Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
- ~1830 Oxbone Architect’s Sector by T. and H. Doublett, London
- ~1700: Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
- ~1830: Oxbone Architect’s Sector by T. and H. Doublett, London
- 1790–1810 Instrument for conversion from Aunes to Metres by Gabrielle CHAIX, Paris
- 1790–1810: Instrument for conversion from Aunes to Metres by Gabrielle CHAIX, Paris
- 1759–69 Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule
- 1759–69: Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule
- 1967–73 Faber Castell 2/83N Novo Duplex slide rule
- 1967–73: Faber Castell 2/83N Novo Duplex slide rule
- 1911 Thacher’s Calculating Instrument, No. 4012 by Keuffel & Esser
- 1926 Professor Fuller’s Fuller Cylindrical Slide Rule Model 2 No. 5706
- 1911: Thacher’s Calculating Instrument, No. 4012 by Keuffel & Esser
- 1926: Professor Fuller’s Fuller Cylindrical Slide Rule Model 2 No. 5706
- ~1935 Supremathic Circular slide rule
- 1948 Fowler Long Scale Jubilee Magnum extra long scale calculator Fowler’s “Jubilee Magnum” Circular Slide Rule
- ~1935: Supremathic Circular slide rule
- 1948: Fowler Long Scale Jubilee Magnum extra long scale calculator Fowler’s “Jubilee Magnum” Circular Slide Rule
- ~1915 Golden Gem Automatic Adding Machine, Serial 73158
- 1920 Addiator
- ~1946 Lightning Portable Adding Machine
- ~1915: Golden Gem Automatic Adding Machine, Serial 73158
- 1920: Addiator
- ~1946: Lightning Portable Adding Machine
- 1903 Adix Adding Machine. Original model
- 1903: Adix Adding Machine. Original model
- 1950s Bell Sumlock Comptometer Model 909/S/117.878 (made in Great Britain by Bell Punch Company Ltd)
- 1950s: Bell Sumlock Comptometer Model 909/S/117.878 (made in Great Britain by Bell Punch Company Ltd)
- 1950s-1960s MADAS Model 20BTG #94046 electric calculator with true automatic division
- 1950s-1960s: MADAS Model 20BTG #94046 electric calculator with true automatic division
1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 Demonstration calculator
1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 calculator
- 1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 Demonstration calculator
- 1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 calculator
Keyboard Adding Machines
Keyboard Adding Machines
Motorised Calculating Machines
Motorised Calculating Machines
Electronic Calculators
Electronic Calculators
- 1783 Tables Portatives de Logarithmes, by Gardiner improved and perfected in their disposition by M. Callet.
- 1783 Tables Portatives de Logarithmes, by Gardiner improved and perfected in their disposition by M. Callet
First Devices
- Abacus (Chinese, contemporary)
- German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
- 1672 Morland (Samuel) A New, and most useful Instrument for Addition and Subtraction of Pounds, Shillings, Pence, and Farthings.
Sectors
- ~1700 Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris.
- ~1830 Oxbone Architect’s Sector by T. and H. Doublett, London.
Slide Rules
- 1672 Morland (Samuel) A New, and most useful Instrument for Addition and Subtraction of Pounds, Shillings, Pence, and Farthings
Sectors
- ~1700 Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
- ~1830 Oxbone Architect’s Sector by T. and H. Doublett, London
Conversion Devices
- 1790–1810 Instrument for conversion from Aunes to Metres by Gabrielle CHAIX, Paris
Slide Rules
- 1908: Keuffel & Esser 4088–3 22 Dec 1908 s/n 348119 Slide Rule
- 1908: Keuffel & Esser 4088–3 22 Dec 1908 serial 348119 Slide Rule
- 1967–73 Faber Castell 2/83N Novo Duplex slide rule
Cylindrical Slide Rules
Circular Slide Rules
- ~1960: Otis King Rotary Slide Rule, Type L C, serial T6205, scales 429 and 430
- ~1935 Supremathic Circular slide rule
- 1948 Fowler Long Scale Jubilee Magnum extra long scale calculator Fowler’s “Jubilee Magnum” Circular Slide Rule
- 1960s: KL-1 Russian Mechanical Circular Slide Rule and case
Troncet Type Devices
- 1869 model Web Patent Adder and Talley Board #B2040
- 1890–1900: A. M. Stevenson Adder
- 1910–1920s Comptator, 9 column
- ~1915 Golden Gem Automatic Adding Machine, Serial 73158
- 1920 Addiator
- ~1946 Lightning Portable Adding Machine
Keyboard Adding Machines
- 1903 Adix Adding Machine. Original model
Arithmometers
- 1884: Thomas de Colmar Arithmometer Serial 2083 Model T1878 B
- 1909: Ludwig Spitz & Co., G.m.b.H., Berlin-Tempelhof TIM (Time is Money) Arithmometer
- ~1913: Bunzel-Denton Arithmometer Prototype
True Multiplying Calculators
- 1904–1905: Bamberger’s Omega Calculating Machine
- 1912: Millionaire Calculating Machine #2015
Proportional Rod Calculators
1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 Demonstration calculator
1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 calculator
Pinwheel Calculators
- 1896: Ohdner Brunsviga Schuster Calculator Serial 3406 abt 1896
- 1945: Facit Model S Calculator Serial 210652 1945
- 1957: Walther Demonstration WSR160 Pinwheel Calculator
- ~1957: Walther WSR160 Pinwheel Calculator
Comptometers
- Sept 1896: Felt and Tarrant Comptometer: Earliest - wood-cased “Woodie” model, serial 2491
- ~ 1907: Comptometer oil bottle, marked with patent 23 April 1905; 6 April 1907.
- ~ 1955 Bell Punch Sumlock Demonstration Comptometer
- 1950s Bell Sumlock Comptometer Model 909/S/117.878 (made in Great Britain by Bell Punch Company Ltd)
Curta Calculators
- ~July 1948: CURTA Type 1 earliest model calculator serial 5424 (pin sliders)
- 1967: CURTA Type I calculator serial #76436, near mint, with original case, cardboard box and instructions
- 1963: CURTA Type II calculator with Leather Case, serial 554765 .
Motorised Calculating Machines
- ~1929 “Herzstark” electric Calculating Machine serial 6549, badged by Herzstark, Vienna; essentially Badenia Model TE 13 Duplex
- 1950s-1960s MADAS Model 20BTG #94046 electric calculator with true automatic division
Electronic Calculators
- July1972: Hewlett Packard HP 35 Calculator Serial 1230A 79429, 1972 (second version)
- December 1973: Hewlett Packard HP 45 Calculator (Gift) Serial 1350A 36719, 1973
______
Ephemerae
- Booklet on “How to Become a Lightning Calculator”, No. 2.
Logarithmic Tables
Logarithmic Tables
The first “Computer Manual”
The first “Computer Manual”
- 1662 Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
- 1662 Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
The first “Computer Manual”
- 1672 Morland (Samuel) A New, and most useful Instrument for Addition and Subtraction of Pounds, Shillings, Pence, and Farthings.
- ~1700 Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris.
- ~1830 Oxbone Architect’s Sector by T. and H. Doublett, London.
- 1759–69 Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule
- 1908: Keuffel & Esser 4088–3 22 Dec 1908 s/n 348119 Slide Rule
- 1911 Thacher’s Calculating Instrument, No. 4012 by Keuffel & Esser
- 1926 Professor Fuller’s Fuller Cylindrical Slide Rule Model 2 No. 5706
Logarithmic Tables
- 1662 Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
- 1783 Tables Portatives de Logarithmes, by Gardiner improved and perfected in their disposition by M. Callet.
Sectors
Slide Rules