MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION FOR BURROUGHS CALCULATOR by Burroughs Adding Machine Company - 1939

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2009-04-27. Paperback. Good.

Detroit, MI: Self. G+: cover soiled; waterstains along bottom edges, cracked/No Dustjacket. 1910. 4th edition. 12mo., 192 pp. .

Paperback / softback. New.

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2009-04-27. Paperback. Used:Good.

New.

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2009-04-27. Hardcover. Used:Good.

Detroit MI: Burroughs Adding Machine Company, 1910. 1st. Softcover. Very Good/None. Gray cardboard covers with brown cloth spine, two-color title label on front. 179 page booklet promoting their new product-an adding machine. Illustrated with photos (several in color) and diagrams and charts. This is the original printing of 1910. Small name on half-title page, otherwise clean, sound. Record # 383983

New.

Detroit: Burroughs, 1908. Burroughs Adding Machine Company. Railroad Department. The railroad Burroughs. Treasurer's office. Detroit: Burroughs Adding Machine Co., May 25, 1908. Original printed wrappers. 12pp. Color halftone tipped to p. 2. 210 x 136 mm. One of a series of brochures promoting the Burroughs Railroad Machine, Style 15. Each of the brochures is aimed at a specific branch of a railroad accounting department. The Burroughs Adding Machine Company designed mechanical calculating machines specially adapted to railroad accounting needs and established its own Railroad Department, the purpose of which was "to get in very close touch with the accounting of the railroads of the United States and Canada" and to advise railroads how Burroughs machines could be used to effect shortcuts in accounting. Origins of Cyberspace 232. .

Detroit: Burroughs, 1908. Burroughs Adding Machine Company. Railroad Department. The railroad Burroughs. Auditor of freight receipts. Detroit: Burroughs Adding Machine Co., May 25, 1908. Original printed wrappers. 8pp. Color halftone tipped to p. 2. 210 x 136 mm. One of a series of brochures promoting the Burroughs Railroad Machine, Style 15. Each of the brochures is aimed at a specific branch of a railroad accounting department. The Burroughs Adding Machine Company designed mechanical calculating machines specially adapted to railroad accounting needs and established its own Railroad Department, the purpose of which was "to get in very close touch with the accounting of the railroads of the United States and Canada" and to advise railroads how Burroughs machines could be used to effect shortcuts in accounting. Origins of Cyberspace 229. .