The object consists of a slide rule and case.
The object consists of a slide rule and carrying case.
The object consists of a slide rule and case.
The object consists of a slide rule and case.
The object consists of a slide rule and carrying case.
Object consists of slide rule, case, instruction booklet and an "important observations" notice. The number 615 is stamped on the case.
The object consists of a slide rule, instruction sheet (in French), and carrying case.
Interesting spiral slide rule on a circular card.
<p>"sun fund" is printed on the button.</p>
Object is a key punch built into a desk. There is a card hopper on the right, a punch mechanism in the center, and an alpha keyboard and a numeric keyboard facing the operator. On the far right are 5 toggle switches, 4 push buttonn, and a light. There is a tab rack behind the card path where tabs are manually set using clips. Two clips are in the rack and 7 clips are bagged separately.
The object is a keypunch in a metal desk cabinet with a wooden desk surface. There is also a folding "gate leg" wooden extension to the desk top on the left side. The keyboard is above the wooden surface, in the middle of the desk with a numeric keypad to its right. The card input bin is above the numeric keypad, while the punched card output bin is out to the left. The entire top cover hinges up to reveal a program card mechanism and a relay plugboard, as well as the card transport and punch mechanics. There is a 20 by 26 removable plugboard on the left back of the cabinet. Two power cords come out the right side of the object. One has no connector and the other has a European style grounded plug. There is an apparently added-on and home-made foot switch on a long wire emanating from the side of the keyboard.
The object is a reproducing punch. The card read path has 3 read brush sets. The punch path has 1 brush set on the input side, and 1 on the output side. The unit includes a detached card stacker lashed to the pallett.. There are 2 removable covers on the front and side of machine. There are a set of rocker switches on the front panel, with a set of lights above them. Two rocker switches are missing on the right side of that set. The power cord is cable-tied and sitting loose on the pallett. There are also loose plugs, a screw, and unpunched cards in a bag.
The object is a square metal box with one removable door panel on each side. There are small ventilation screens above each door panel. The "front" has one red push button with an indicator light above it. The front also has two attached data cables below the door, with large, elaborate connectors. Inside each of the door panels is a relay plug board, matching on all four sides.
There is a stamped metal model logo "IBM Kartenmischer" on the top of front panel. There are numerous scratches and stains all over the artifact. The label "Aufst.datum 01.12.59" is found of the top front left of the collator area. There are 4 card bins. Circuit diagams were found inside the machine and were sent to archives.
The record contains a card punch with an input hopper in front, an output stacker behind a panel in the back and a panel of pluggable modules behind a panel in the lower rear. Below the card hopper is a panel with three rocker switches and three lights.
Card reader/Printer/Calculator made by Bull, but with German labelled controls. The left side holds a programming plugboard and two cable connector sockets on the back. The front has a control panel with 18 rocker switches labelled in German. The center is a 96 column drum printer. The right side has a vertical stack card reader on top, 3 rocker switches to control it in the center, and the card hopper at the bottom. Internally, there are 4 hinged gates. The front gate is mostly populated with what appears to be pluggable relays. There are no elecctronics beyond motors, switches, and relays.