A Few Hints Concerning the Use of the Polygraph

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Title
A Few Hints Concerning the Use of the Polygraph
Author
The Polygraph Company
Publication year listed
1886
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A Few Hints Concerning the Use of the Polygraph

Author: The Polygraph Company

Year: 1886

Short instruction booklet for “The Polygraph”, a drawing tool patented in 1885. The device is a thin circular metal template with cutouts that allow regular polygons and geometric patterns to be drawn. It was originally made in Philadelphia PA by The Polygraph Company, and also made under licence in the UK by George Delgado of London. The original patent ( US332148A ; Goldsmith & Reizenstein, 1885-12-08) shows a slightly simplified design compared to the one pictured in this booklet. These pages are a slightly cleaned up copy of the file hosted at https://linealis.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Polygraph.pdf . A modern reproduction (with minor improvements) of the Polygraph is available from Lee Valley Tools: Geometrigraph and Polygraph Set .

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