Instructions For The Use Of A.W. Faber's Improved Calculating Rule ( &, enhanced Mannheim) These two versions of these instructions are from around the same time period and although the layout and texts are almost identical there are a few subtle differences: - The earlier version is slightly narrower physically, although the printing area is the same. - The front corner decorations and matching back motif are more ornate on the earlier version, the later version is a less 'curvey' style. - The eariler version uses some subtly different typefaces and sizes on the front page compared to the later version, most obvious are 'MANUFACTORIES' and 'HOUSES'. - On the front page of the earlier version 'N.J.' Is not bracketed and 'U.S.A' is, on the later version 'N.J.' Is bracketed and 'U.S.A.'

- There are 2 additional paragraphs in the introduction of the earlier version about construction features which are not present in the later version. The pagination is consequently slightly different. - Other than mentioned above, the text and punctuation is identical between the versions, except a typo was introduced in the later version - 'above' in 'Example 9 on the back page is now spelt 'abvoe'. Version 1 c1905-10 Click on the image for full PDF. These instructions came with my c1910-12, and although around the right time period are unlikely to be its original instructions as the rule is German and these instructions are English. The calculating rule instructions comprise a four side folded pamphlet measuring approx 7 1/8 x 10 3/8 inches, printed in black on light green paper.

The front is the title page and also lists - 'MANUFACTORY ESTABLISHED 1761.' 'Gold and First-class Prise Medals.' : 'GRAND PRIX (highest award) PARIS 1900' and 'GRAND PRIZE (highest award) ST. LOUIS 1904' 'MANUFACTORIES in GERMANY, FRANCE AND UNITED STATES.' 'HOUSES in LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN AND NEWARK N. (U.S.A.)' 'A.

FABER, 149 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, LONDON E.C.' The following pages are titled 'BRIEF INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE RULE', with sections: 'Introduction.' , 'Definitions.' , 'Multiplication.' , 'Division.'

, 'Reading The Scales.' , 'Number of Places in Result.' , 'Squares and Square Roots.' , 'Cubes and Cube Roots.' , 'Signs and Tangents.'

, 'Logarithms.' The pages are all text and reference a figures sheet. Version 2 c1910-12 Click on the image for full PDF.

How To Make A Fake Rn License. These instructions came with my electro rule dated c1910-12, and comprise 2 parts: calculating rule instructions and figures sheet (). This rule also came with electro instructions, detailed ). The calculating rule instructions comprise a four side folded pamphlet measuring approx 7 5/8 x 10 3/8 inches, printed in black on light green paper. The front is the title page and also lists - 'MANUFACTORY ESTABLISHED 1761.' Billy Mernit Writing The Romantic Comedy Pdf To Word.

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'Gold and First-class Prise Medals.' : 'GRAND PRIX (highest award) PARIS 1900' and 'GRAND PRIZE (highest award) ST. LOUIS 1904' 'MANUFACTORIES in GERMANY, FRANCE AND UNITED STATES.' 'HOUSES in LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN AND NEWARK (N. FABER, 149 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, LONDON E.C.' The following pages are titled 'BRIEF INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE RULE', with sections: 'Introduction.'

, 'Definitions.' , 'Multiplication.' , 'Division', 'Reading The Scales.'

, 'Number of Places in Result.' , 'Squares and Square Roots.' , 'Cubes and Cube Roots.' , 'Signs and Tangents.' , 'Logarithms.'

The pages are all text and reference the figures sheet. Click on the image for full PDF. The figures sheet is a single sided sheet measuring approx 10 3/8 x 15 1/8 inches, printed in black on light green paper. There are eight figures labelled 'Fig.1.' Etc, comprising a total of eleven drawings (7 full and 4 half width) of examples referenced in the calculating rule instructions. The condition of both instructions and figures is not bad for their age, a little dog-eared, faded and stained. Instructions For The Use Of A.W.

Faber's Calculating Rule For Electrical And Mechanical Engineers (c1909-10, No 368) Click on the image for full PDF. These instructions came with an electro rule dated c1910. In the Introduction section is a drawing of the later, double bevelled edge, version of the model, with the log-log scales on the bottom edge, labelled 'Nr.