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| Length | 28 cm |
| Number of scales | 10 |
| Country of origin | UK |
| Country of manufacturing | Germany |
| Year of manufacturing | In between 1909-1919 |
| Status of the slide rule | Normal signs of use |
| Material of the slide rule | Celluloid on wood |
| Status of the box | Lightly damaged |
| Status of the manual | None |
| Collection number | 71 |
| Further comments | This is the English version of the
367 with an inch-scale on the top and a cm-scale on the bottom. There is no date stamp on this rule, so it is from before 1920. It does have the wooden pens on the front, so it is older than 1909. What makes the 367 really unique is its digit registering cursor. The indicator is supposed to keep track of the number of decimal places. This innovation was no success, and Faber-Castell only used it on the 367.
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