Wichmann Brothers Berlin Arithmometer Instruction Manual
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Original and complete operating instructions for the legendary Gebrüder Wichmann calculating clock
This "calculating clock" based on the design of the Gebrüder Wichmann has five scales on the front and six on the back. On the front, there are two normal scales that can be rotated against each other, a two-part square scale, and finally, a linear scale for direct reading of logarithms.
The back also has two normal scales that can be rotated against each other, one of which is inverse (reciprocal scale). A three-part cubic scale and a sine scale complete the design.
| Participants | Invention: Gebr. Wichmann |
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| Locations | Invention: Berlin |
| Dating | Manufacture: approx. 1920 |
| Material |
Metal CN - Cellulose nitrate Silver alloy |
| Dimensions |
Mass: 0.12 kg Object dimensions (H x W x L/D): 11 x 90 x 68 mm Object dimensions (H x W x L/D): 8 x 75 x 80 mm |
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