Calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777, with mahogany case

Made:: 1777 in London

maker:: James Bullock

Calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777, with mahogany case

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Calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777, made by James Bullock, in mahogany case.

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Category:: Mathematics

Object Number:: 1872-137

Materials:: brass, iron, ivory, wood and complete

Measurements:: overall (estimate): 70 x 230 x 80 mm

type:: calculating machine (leibniz type)

credit:: Lt. Col. H. P. Babbage

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