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Logarithmic Tables

First Devices

The first “Computer Manual”

Sectors

Conversion Devices

Slide Rules

Cylindrical Slide Rules

Circular Slide Rules

Troncet Type Devices

Keyboard Adding Machines

Arithmometers

True Multiplying Calculators

Proportional Rod Calculators

Pinwheel Calculators

Comptometers

Curta Calculators

Motorised Calculating Machines

Electronic Calculators

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Ephemerae

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  • 1903: Adix Adding Machine. Original model
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  • 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
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  • 1904–1905: Bamberger’s Omega Calculating Machine
  • 1912: Millionaire Calculating Machine #2015
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  • 1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 Demonstration calculator
  • 1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 calculator
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  • 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
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  • 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)
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  • ~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 .
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  • ~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
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  • July1972: Hewlett Packard HP 35 Calculator Serial 1230A 79429, 1972 (second version)
  • December 1973: Hewlett Packard HP 45 Calculator (Gift) Serial 1350A 36719, 1973
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  • Booklet on “How to Become a Lightning Calculator”, No. 2.
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  • ~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
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  • 1869 model Web Patent Adder and Talley Board #B2040
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  • 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
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  • 1911: Thacher’s Calculating Instrument, No. 4012 by Keuffel & Esser
  • 1926: Professor Fuller’s Fuller Cylindrical Slide Rule Model 2 No. 5706
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  • ~1830: Oxbone Architect’s Sector by T. and H. Doublett, London
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  • 1790–1810: Instrument for conversion from Aunes to Metres by Gabrielle CHAIX, Paris
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  • 1759–69: Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule
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  • Everard-Slide-Rule-1759|1759–69: Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule]]
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  • Abacus (Chinese, contemporary)
  • 1623: Contemporary German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
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  • 1672: Morland (Samuel) A New, and most useful Instrument for Addition and Subtraction of Pounds, Shillings, Pence, and Farthings
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  • 1662: Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
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  • ~1700 (1675- 1715): Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
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  • 1675- 1715: Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
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  • ~1700: Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
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  • 1623: German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
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  • 1623: Contemporary German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
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  • 1623: German Replica of 1623 Schickard Calculator
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  • 1672 Morland (Samuel) A New, and most useful Instrument for Addition and Subtraction of Pounds, Shillings, Pence, and Farthings
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  • 1672: Morland (Samuel) A New, and most useful Instrument for Addition and Subtraction of Pounds, Shillings, Pence, and Farthings
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  • ~1700 Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
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  • ~1700: Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris
  • ~1830: Oxbone Architect’s Sector by T. and H. Doublett, London
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  • 1790–1810 Instrument for conversion from Aunes to Metres by Gabrielle CHAIX, Paris
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  • 1790–1810: Instrument for conversion from Aunes to Metres by Gabrielle CHAIX, Paris
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  • 1759–69 Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule
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  • 1759–69: Edward Roberts Everard Pattern Slide Rule
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  • 1967–73 Faber Castell 2/83N Novo Duplex slide rule
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  • 1967–73: Faber Castell 2/83N Novo Duplex slide rule
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  • 1911 Thacher’s Calculating Instrument, No. 4012 by Keuffel & Esser
  • 1926 Professor Fuller’s Fuller Cylindrical Slide Rule Model 2 No. 5706
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  • 1911: Thacher’s Calculating Instrument, No. 4012 by Keuffel & Esser
  • 1926: Professor Fuller’s Fuller Cylindrical Slide Rule Model 2 No. 5706
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  • ~1935 Supremathic Circular slide rule
  • 1948 Fowler Long Scale Jubilee Magnum extra long scale calculator Fowler’s “Jubilee Magnum” Circular Slide Rule
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  • ~1935: Supremathic Circular slide rule
  • 1948: Fowler Long Scale Jubilee Magnum extra long scale calculator Fowler’s “Jubilee Magnum” Circular Slide Rule
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  • ~1915 Golden Gem Automatic Adding Machine, Serial 73158
  • 1920 Addiator
  • ~1946 Lightning Portable Adding Machine
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  • ~1915: Golden Gem Automatic Adding Machine, Serial 73158
  • 1920: Addiator
  • ~1946: Lightning Portable Adding Machine
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  • 1903 Adix Adding Machine. Original model
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  • 1903: Adix Adding Machine. Original model
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  • 1950s Bell Sumlock Comptometer Model 909/S/117.878 (made in Great Britain by Bell Punch Company Ltd)
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  • 1950s: Bell Sumlock Comptometer Model 909/S/117.878 (made in Great Britain by Bell Punch Company Ltd)
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  • 1950s-1960s MADAS Model 20BTG #94046 electric calculator with true automatic division
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  • 1950s-1960s: MADAS Model 20BTG #94046 electric calculator with true automatic division
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1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 Demonstration calculator

1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 calculator

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  • 1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 Demonstration calculator
  • 1923: Mercedes-Euklid Model 29 calculator
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Keyboard Adding Machines

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Keyboard Adding Machines

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Motorised Calculating Machines

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Motorised Calculating Machines

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Electronic Calculators

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Electronic Calculators

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  • 1783 Tables Portatives de Logarithmes, by Gardiner improved and perfected in their disposition by M. Callet.
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  • 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
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  • 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

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  • 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

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  • 1908: Keuffel & Esser 4088–3 22 Dec 1908 s/n 348119 Slide Rule
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  • 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

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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

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Ephemerae

  • Booklet on “How to Become a Lightning Calculator”, No. 2.
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Logarithmic Tables

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Logarithmic Tables

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The first “Computer Manual”
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The first “Computer Manual”

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  • 1662 Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
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  • 1662 Dennis Henrion: 1626 Dennis Henrion: Traicté de logarithmes
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The first “Computer Manual”
  • 1672 Morland (Samuel) A New, and most useful Instrument for Addition and Subtraction of Pounds, Shillings, Pence, and Farthings.
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  • ~1700 Brass French Gunnery Sector by Michael Butterfield, Paris.
  • ~1830 Oxbone Architect’s Sector by T. and H. Doublett, London.
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  • 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
04 December 2011 by Jim Falk -
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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.

Sectors

Slide Rules


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