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Abacus
Physical object, ca. 1900
B94.80
Telegraph key and receiver
J. H. Bunnell & Company
Physical object, undated
B61.80
Fowler's "Jubilee Magnum," slide rule
Fowler and Company, Manchester
Physical object, 1948
B337.85
Thomlinson's Equivalent Paper Slide Scale
J. Thomlinson, Ltd.
Physical object, 1940
XB107.80
Sector
Heath, T.
Physical object, ca. 1740
B338.85
Sector
Elias Allen
Physical object, ca. 1600
B176.81
Time is Money arithometer
The Oskar Muller Co.
Physical object, ca. 1880
B243.82
Leadbetter slide rule
Dring and Fage Makers, Ltd.
Physical object, ca. 1800
XB108.80
Gauger's slide rule
Buss Maker
Physical object, ca. 1880
B206.82
Class 6 High Keyboard Bookkeeping Machine
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Physical object, 1930
B156.80
Pantograph drawing instrument
W. & A. Smith
Physical object, undated
B153.81
Calculimetre
Charpentier, G.
Physical object, ca. 1913
XB312.84
Section of first Trans-Atlantic telegraph cable
Atlantic Telegraph Company
Physical object, undated
102630322
Simon 1 relay logic machine
Wiliam A. Porter
Physical object, 1950
B1514.01
Folding gauging rule
Physical object, ca. 1930
B208.82
Boucher's Calculator -circular slide rule
Stanley Maker, London
Physical object, ca. 1880
B234.82
Soroban (transitional)
Soroban
Physical object, ca. 1900
B26.79
Sector
Jacobus Lusverg
Physical object, 1687
B1507.01
Vacuum tube module
University of California, Berkeley
Physical object, undated
B186.81
Map distance measuring device
TACRO Inc
Physical object, undated
XB129.80