Faber-Castell 63/87 System Rietz |
Front |
 |
Back |
 |
Front without slide |
 |
Back of the slide |
 |
Box |
 |
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Length |
15 cm |
Number of scales |
10 |
Country of origin |
Germany |
Country of manufacturing |
Germany |
Year of manufacturing |
1941 |
Status of the slide rule |
Normal signs of use |
Material of the slide rule |
Celluloid on wood |
Type of cursor |
Celluloid |
Status of the box |
Normal signs of use |
Type of box |
Leather |
Status of the manual |
None |
Collection number |
159 |
Further comments |
This slide rule seems to show that
raw materials were getting more scarce during the war. The celluloid of
the slide ule is thinner than of similar slide rules from a few years
before. Also the leather of the pouch is of inferior quality. |
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