The Erwin Tomash Library on the History of Computing - L18409

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The Erwin Tomash Library On The History Of Computing

18 September 2018 • London

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Sale Number: L18409

834. A collection of 3 works, comprising:

Estimate: 200 – 300 GBP

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835. Complete specification. Improvements in or relating to machines for compiling or tabulating statistics and other numerical data. Redhill: His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1902

Estimate: 700 – 900 GBP

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836. A collection of 10 volumes, comprising:

Estimate: 400 – 600 GBP

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837. A new system of scales of equal parts, applicable to various purposes of engineering, architecture and general science. London: Weale, 1838

Estimate: 100 – 150 GBP

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838. Two editions of the handbook relating to the Napier tercentenary exhibition:

Estimate: 700 – 1.000 GBP

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839. A collection of 7 items, comprising:

Estimate: 400 – 700 GBP

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840. A collection of 6 works, comprising:

Estimate: 150 – 250 GBP

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841. A collection of 2 works, comprising:

Estimate: 250 – 350 GBP

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842. Nineteenth-century Austrian manuscript of "Practische Anleitung für jeder Zeichnung zur Jaquard-Maschine", [includes c.100 silk swatches], Vienna, 1839

Estimate: 7.000 – 9.000 GBP

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843. A collection of 7 works, comprising:

Estimate: 500 – 800 GBP

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844. Two autograph manuscripts about Jacques Vaucauson and the invention of the automatic weaving loom, signed ("Ph Hedde")

Estimate: 400 – 600 GBP

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845. A collection of 3 works, comprising:

Estimate: 600 – 800 GBP

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