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Section of a Comptometer by Felt & Tarrant showing mechanism

Section of a Comptometer by Felt & Tarrant showing mechanism

1908-1909

Cut-away demonstration model of Walther WSR 160 calculating machine

Cut-away demonstration model of Walther WSR 160 calculating machine

Section showing construction of Burroughs hand operated adding and calculating machine (non-listing) class 5

Section showing construction of Burroughs hand operated adding and calculating machine (non-listing) class 5

1929

Section showing construction of the earlier hand operated model of Burroughs adding and calculating machines

Section showing construction of the earlier hand operated model of Burroughs adding and calculating machines

1929

Section of model "F" controlled-key Comptometer by Felt and Tarrant Manufacturing Co.

Section of model "F" controlled-key Comptometer by Felt and Tarrant Manufacturing Co.

1921

Glass encased sectional model of Comptometer by Felt & Tarrant

Glass encased sectional model of Comptometer by Felt & Tarrant

1927-1928

Stripped model of a "Curta" pocket calculating machine without metal case.

Stripped down model of a "Curta" pocket calculating machine

1950-1951

Small trial piece for calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777 with case, see Inv. 1872-137, probably made James Bullock.

Small trial piece for calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777 with case

1777

Small trial piece for calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777, see Inv. 1872-137, probably made James Bullock.

Small trial piece for calculating machine invented by Charles Stanhope in 1777

1777

Working model of a Leibniz stepped reckoner

Working model of a Leibniz stepped reckoner

1937

Stripped model of a "Curta" pocket calculating machine with cylindrical metal case

Stripped model of a "Curta" pocket calculating machine with cylindrical metal case

1950-1951

Spare parts for working model of a Leibniz stepped reckoner. Consisting of coiled steel spring, five brass machine screws, one paper wahser, one brass collar (threaded at one end), two brass collars

Spare parts for working model of a Leibniz stepped reckoner. Consisting of coiled steel spring

1937

Working model of a Leibniz stepped reckoner

Working model of a Leibniz stepped reckoner

1937

Working demonstration of barrel calculating machine mechanism, constructed in Museum

Working demonstration of barrel calculating machine mechanism

1978-1980