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• The art of practical measuring, by the sliding rule : ... By Henry Coggeshall, gent. Whereto is added, in a short method, the use of Scammozzi's lines for finding the lengths and angles of hips, rafters, &c. at any pitch, ... By John Ham
  by: Coggeshall, Henry
  Published: (1785)
• 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. perform'd both by the Rule, and by Arithmetick; by which may be measured all Manner of Superficies; as, Board, Glass, Plaistering, Painting, Wainscotting, Tyleing, Paving, Land, &c. both by the Rule and Arithmetick. Whereunto is now added, the description of Scamozzi's lines, with their use in finding the lengths and angles of rafters, Hips, Collar-Beams, &c. By J. Good, Teacher of the Mathematicks Carefully corrected, and much enlarg'd by J. Atkinson, Sen
  by: Good, John
  Published: (1736)
• A key to the modern sliding-rule : Containing the description, and exlpanation [sic] of the various purposes, of that valuable instrument, ... By the Rev. W. Flower
  by: Flower, William
  Published: (1768)
• The description and use of an universal sliding rule : Which, by means of single and double slides, and the addition of proper lines, is adapted to answer all question in arithmetic, mixt-mathematics, and philosophy, in the most easy and expeditious manner, as shewn in sixty examples of principal utility in the practical parts of science. By Benjamin Martin
  by: Martin, Benjamin
  Published: (1770)
• 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. perform'd both by the Rule, and by Arithmetick; by which may be measured all Manner of Superficics; as, Board, Glass, Plaistering Painting, Wainscotting, Tyleing, Paving, Land, &c. both by the Rule and Arithmetick. Whereunto is now added, the description of Scamozzi's lines, with their use in finding the lengths and angles of rafters, Hips, Collar-Beams, &c. By J. Good, Teacher of the Mathematicks Carefully corrected, and much enlarg'd by J. Atkinson, Sen
  by: Good, John
  Published: (1733)