Adix adding machine in case

Made:
circa 1905 in Mannheim
'Adix' adding machine, c.1905, in case

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"Adix" adding machine (1905) in case

Adix' adding machine, c.1905, in case. Made by Pallweber and Bordt, the Adix Company of Mannheim, Germany. The 'Adix' is a particularly simple 9- key machine which can only be used to add columns of single digits. Because of this constraint it was not continued beyond 1906. It represents an early example of the use of aluminium.

Details

Category:
Mathematics
Object Number:
1968-724
type:
adding machine
credit:
Tuffrey,E.F., Hope, Agar and Co.

Parts

Outer case for "Adix" adding machine (1905)

Outer case for "Adix" adding machine (1905)

Case for "Adix" adding machine (1905)

Object Number:
1968-724 Pt2
type:
case
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Object Number:
1968-724/3
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