File:Product Integraph with Vannevar Bush.png
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English: A view from above of Vannevar Bush, Kershaw, F. G. Kear, Harold Hazen and Gardner, left to right, working on the product integraph machine at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Original caption: "Nov. 1927/ Integraph or Product Integraph/ with Dr. V. Bush, Kershaw, Kear, Hazen & Gardner '24." Original credit line: Photograph by George H. Davis, Jr. 1126 Boylston St. Boston." |
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| Source | MIT Museum, GCP-00003610 |
| Author | George H. Davis, Jr. (1126 Boylston St, Boston). Published in the Tech Review |
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