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• The art of measuring made easy : by the help of a new sliding-rule: which performs the same at one operation, As requires Two, Three, or More, On the Sliding-Rules heretofore used, in a Plain, easy, and concise Method, entirely new. By W. Bradford, R. Darby, and J. Hulls, philomath' all of Campden in Gloucestershire N. B. For the Curious the Authors have Sliding-Rules of a particular Make, with Brass Slides at 7s. each
  by: Bradford, William
  Published: (1756)
• The art of measuring made easy by the help of a new sliding-rule : Which performs the same at one operation, as requires two, or three, or more on the sliding-rules heretofore used, in a plain, easy, and concise method, entirely new. By W. Bradford, R. Darby, and J. Hulls, Philomath
  by: Bradford, William
  Published: (1754)
• The art of measuring : Made Easy, by the help of a new sliding-rule; which performs the same at one operation, as requires Two, Three, or More, On the Sliding-Rules heretofore used. in a Plain, easy, and concise Method, entirely new. By W. Bradford, R. Darby, and J. Hulls, Philomath. All of Campden, in Gloucestershire. - For the Curious the Authors have Sliding-Rules of a particular Make, with Brass Slides, at 7s. each
  by: Bradford, William
  Published: (1765)
• Measuring made easy : or the description and use of Coggeshall's sliding-rule containing instructions for measuring all manner of timber, both by the common way, and the true way: With Directions for taking the Dimensions of Trees, and the Allowance for Bark, &c. Performed both by the Rule, and by Arithmetick. By which may be measured all Manner of Supersicies, as Board, Glass, Plaistering, Painting, Wainscotting, Tyleing, Paving, Land, both by the Rule and Arithmetick. By J. Good, Teacher of the Mathematicks. Carefully corrected, and much enlarged by J. Atkinson, Sen
  by: Good, John
  Published: (1726)
• Measuring made easy : or the description and use of Coggeshall's sliding rule, containing instructions for measuring all manner of timber, both by the common way, and the true way. With Directions for taking the Dimensions of Trees, and the Allowance for Bark, &c. Performed both by the Rule, and by Arithmetick. By which may be Measured all manner of Superficies, as Board, Glass, Plastering, Painting, Wainscoting, Tyleing, Paving, Land, both by the Rule and Arithmetick. By J. Good, Teacher of the Mathematicks. Carefully corrected, and much enlarged by J. Atkinson, Sen
  by: Good, John
  Published: (1721)