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BABBAGE CALCULATOR, 1864. /nOne of Charles Babbage's 'calculating engines'. Wood engraving, 1864 Stock Photo - Alamy
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Babbage Calculator, 1864 Photograph by Granger - Fine Art America
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Henry Babbage's Analytical Engine Mill, 1910. | Science Museum Group Collection
Babbage's Difference Engine No. 1, 1832. This trial portion of the Difference Engine is one of the earliest automatic calculators, an icon in the prehistory of the computer Stock Photo - Alamy
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BABBAGE CALCULATOR A part of one of Charles Babbage's 'calculating engines,' 19th century.
How It Works magazine - How did the first computer work? The Difference Engine is the first automatic, mechanical calculator designed by British mathematician Charles Babbage, who proposed its construction in 1822
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BABBAGE'S CALCULATOR, 1860s. /nA scaled-down version of Charles Babbage's (1791-1871) Analytical Engine, constructed in the 1860s Stock Photo - Alamy
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