Burroughs Class 5 hand operated mechanical adding machine with ten registers

Made:
1920-1925 in Detroit
Burroughs Class 5 hand operated mechanical adding machine with ten registers Burroughs Class 5 hand operated mechanical adding machine with ten registers Burroughs Class 5 hand operated mechanical adding machine with ten registers Burroughs Class 5 hand operated mechanical adding machine with ten registers
Burroughs Class 5 hand operated mechanical adding machine with ten registers Burroughs Class 5 hand operated mechanical adding machine with ten registers Burroughs Class 5 hand operated mechanical adding machine with ten registers Burroughs Class 5 hand operated mechanical adding machine with ten registers

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Burroughs Class 5 hand operated mechanical adding machine with ten registers, serial number 464495.

Details

Category:
Mathematics
Object Number:
1987-368
Measurements:
Overall: 130 mm x 260 mm x 298 mm, 5.18 kg
type:
calculating machine (full-keyboard, adding)
credit:
Imperial College of Science & Industry (Lyon Playfair Library)

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