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Arithmomètre built by Louis Payen around 1887
Arithmomètre built by Louis Payen around 1887
Detail of an arithmometer built before 1851. The one-digit multiplier cursor (ivory top) is the leftmost cursor
Detail of an arithmometer built before 1851. The one-digit multiplier cursor (ivory top) is the leftmost cursor
One of the first machines with a unique serial number (10-digit machines with serial numbers from 500 to 549) built around 1863
One of the first machines with a unique serial number (10-digit machines with serial numbers from 500 to 549) built around 1863
Front panel of a Thomas arithmometer with its movable result carriage extended
Front panel of a Thomas arithmometer with its movable result carriage extended
A Pascaline signed by Pascal in 1652
A Pascaline signed by Pascal in 1652
Top view and overview of the entire mechanism. This version of Pascaline was for accounting.
Top view and overview of the entire mechanism. This version of Pascaline was for accounting.
Four Pascalines and a clone from Lépine on display at the CNAM museum in Paris
Four Pascalines and a clone from Lépine on display at the CNAM museum in Paris
Detail of the carry mechanism and of the sautoir
Detail of the carry mechanism and of the sautoir