Large 4 Foot Long Wooden Pickett Classroom Slide Rule, 2 Sided, Vintage
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:497963 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
Attention slide rule enthusiasts: for sale is this beautiful old classroom model Pickett slide rule, 4 feet long, made of wood painted yellow, two sided (K scale and related on one side, Ln scale and related on other). This old instrument is used but very gently, has minimal wear on the corners, has a functioning slide and cursor, and generally looks pretty good for its age!
Also, check out my other listings this week - I have two more classroom models of slide rules for... sale. One of them is the big brother of this one, a yellow wooden Pickett but it's 7 feet long! The other is a 4 foot long Welch that has a blackboard finish that could be written on by the teacher!
Please look over the pictures carefully and email me with any questions or concerns before bidding, as I cannot accept returns. I would be happy to send you more photos if you wish - just ask!
Also, I wouldn't even know how to begin to ship this goliath, so am offering it local pickup only - I live in the metropolitan Chicago area. Occasionally I travel about 140 miles NW to the Dubuque, IA area, so could bring it along if that's more convenient?
Thanks for looking!
Also, check out my other listings this week - I have two more classroom models of slide rules for... sale. One of them is the big brother of this one, a yellow wooden Pickett but it's 7 feet long! The other is a 4 foot long Welch that has a blackboard finish that could be written on by the teacher!
Please look over the pictures carefully and email me with any questions or concerns before bidding, as I cannot accept returns. I would be happy to send you more photos if you wish - just ask!
Also, I wouldn't even know how to begin to ship this goliath, so am offering it local pickup only - I live in the metropolitan Chicago area. Occasionally I travel about 140 miles NW to the Dubuque, IA area, so could bring it along if that's more convenient?
Thanks for looking!
