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The slide rule : how to use it / by Rufus T. Strohm and Archibald De Groot.

The line of proportion, commonly called Gunter's line, made easie. A second part : With the addition of other lines, which may convenient y[sic] be put upon a two-foot rule/ By Wil. Leybourn philom. To which is added A supplement, containing the description and some uses, of a convenient two-foot joynt-rule. By John Brown.

The line of proportion, commonly called Gunter's line, made easie. A second part. With the addition of other lines, which may convenient y[sic] be put upon a two-foot rule ... By Wil. Leybourn philom. To which is added A supplement, containing the description and some uses, of a convenient two-foot joynt-rule ... By John Brown.

The Carpenter's slide rule : its history and use.

Instructions for the use of the practical engineers' and mechanics' improved slide rule / as arranged by J. Routledge.

The Polyphase slide rule : a self teaching manual with tables of settings, equivalents and gauge points / by William E. Breckenridge.

Slide rules : their history, models, and makers / Peter M. Hopp.

The Oughtred Society slide rule reference manual / edited by Ted Hume and Bob Koppany.

The Mannheim slide rule : complete manual with tables of settings, equivalents and gauge points / by William E. Breckenridge.

Instructions for engineers' improved slide rules / arranged by J. Routledge.

Directions for using Thacher's calculating instrument / by Edwin Thacher.

The slide rule simplified, explained, and illustrated. Showing its wonderful powers of calculation, and its rapidity in solving all questions relative to mechanical trades. Designed especially for the instruction of young carpenters and joiners. By Robert Riddell.

Pes mechanicus artificialis : oder, Neu-erfundener Mass-Stab ... / Michael Scheffelt.

A key to the modern sliding-rule. Containing the description and exlpanation [sic] of the various purposes, of that valuable instrument, as now used by His Majesty's officers of customs, excise, &c. and also of two improved sliding-rules, for speedily and accurately gauging and measuring solids and superfices at one operation. Not to be performed by any other instrument yet constructed. Together with the advantages of a new instrument of sliding sines and tangents in plane and spherical trigonometry. By the Rev. W. Flower, projector of the said instruments.