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 Calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777 Calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777

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Calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777
Science Museum Group Collection
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Calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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

Details

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

Parts

Mahogany case, for Charles Stanhope’s 1777 calculating machine

Mahogany case, for Charles Stanhope’s 1777 calculating machine

Mahogany case for calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777, made by James Bullock.

Materials:
mahogany , brass and complete
Object Number:
1872-137 Pt2
type:
instrument case