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Four of Pascal's calculators and one machine built by Lépine in 1725, Musée des Arts et Métiers
Four of Pascal's calculators and one machine built by Lépine in 1725, Musée des Arts et Métiers
Replica of Schickard´s calculator
Replica of Schickard´s calculator
Detail of a replica of an 18th-century calculating machine, designed and built by German Johann-Helfrich Müller.
Detail of a replica of an 18th-century calculating machine, designed and built by German Johann-Helfrich Müller.
A mechanical calculator from Anton Braun, dated 1727
A mechanical calculator from Anton Braun, dated 1727
Portion of the calculating machine with a printing mechanism of the analytical engine, as displayed at the Science Museum (London)
Portion of the calculating machine with a printing mechanism of the analytical engine, as displayed at the Science Museum (London)
Two types of punched cards used to program the machine. Foreground: 'operational cards', for inputting instructions; background: 'variable cards', for
Two types of punched cards used to program the machine. Foreground: 'operational cards', for inputting instructions; background: 'variable cards', for inputting data
Henry Babbage's analytical engine mill, built in 1910, in the Science Museum (London)
Henry Babbage's analytical engine mill, built in 1910, in the Science Museum (London)
Plan diagram of the analytical engine from 1840
Plan diagram of the analytical engine from 1840