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    <title>Yiddish radio geeks of a bygone world</title>
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      A glimpse of Warsaw&apos;s radio amateurs in 1926.
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    <title>An unusual form factor</title>
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      Two variants of joint Coggeshall slide rules compared.
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    <title>Leib Stern&apos;s slide rule</title>
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      A rare specialty slide rule from the USSR. 
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    <title>Kruger&apos;s calculating pencil case</title>
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      An endearing item from the classrooms of another era.
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    <title>Gunter&apos;s rule</title>
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      The first logarithmic calculating instrument, predecessor of the slide rule.
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    <title>Webb&apos;s Adder</title>
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      A mechanical adder with an ingenious Carry mechanism.
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