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Comptometer

The comptometer was the first commercially successful key-driven mechanical calculator, patented in the United States by Dorr Felt in 1887.

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Comptometer

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples91
Avg. degree1.95
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related to External links · 17
Comptometer → April, August, Biography, Comptometer Works, Dorr Felt, February, How, Key-Driven Calculators, Machine, Media, Methods, Model, Operating, Operating Manual, Patents, Wikimedia CommonsComptometer, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to The first comptometers · 14
Comptometer → American Thanksgiving, Because, Chicago, Dorr Felt, Felt, It, New Year's Day, October, Robert Tarrant, Shortly, Smithsonian Institution, This, United States, Washington
related to Post World War II models · 13
Comptometer → Also, ANITA Mark VII, ANITA Mark VIII, Both, Britain, Continental Europe, Ltd, On, Sumlock, The, Their, They, This
related to Bell Punch Company – Sumlock Comptometer Ltd · 9
Comptometer → ANITA Mark VII, Bell Punch Company, British, In, Rockwell International, Sumlock, The, The Sumlock Comptometer Ltd, They
related to Comptometer and comptograph · 9
Comptometer → American Dorr, Comptograph, Felt, It, July, June, October, The, Two
related to Origins · 9
Comptometer → Addition, Blaise Pascal, By, France, Hill's, Pascaline, The, Thomas Hill, United States
related to Model H, J, ST · 7
Comptometer → Each, Manufactured, SuperTotalizer, The, The Comptometer, The ST, World War II
related to Victor Comptometer Corporation · 6
Comptometer → After, Comptometer Corporation, In, Victor Adding Machine Company, Victor Comptometer Corporation, Victor Technology LLC
related to Comptometer Corporation · 3
Comptometer → Comptometer Corporation, Tarrant Mfg Co, The Felt
related to Model F · 2
Comptometer → The, This

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Comptometeris adirect descendant of the key-driven machine of Thomas Hill patented in the United States in 1857 and of the Pascaline invented by Blaise Pascal in France in 16420.90text
Comptometerrelated to Bell Punch Company – Sumlock Comptometer LtdIn0.60section
Comptometerrelated to Bell Punch Company – Sumlock Comptometer LtdBell Punch Company0.60section
Comptometerrelated to Bell Punch Company – Sumlock Comptometer LtdBritish0.60section
Comptometerrelated to Bell Punch Company – Sumlock Comptometer LtdSumlock0.60section
Comptometerrelated to Bell Punch Company – Sumlock Comptometer LtdThe Sumlock Comptometer Ltd0.60section
Comptometerrelated to Bell Punch Company – Sumlock Comptometer LtdANITA Mark VII0.60section
Comptometerrelated to Bell Punch Company – Sumlock Comptometer LtdThe0.60section
Comptometerrelated to Bell Punch Company – Sumlock Comptometer LtdRockwell International0.60section
Comptometerrelated to Bell Punch Company – Sumlock Comptometer LtdThey0.60section
Comptometerrelated to CompetitionThe0.60section
Comptometerrelated to Comptometer and comptographThe0.60section

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