Object Record

Hewlett Packard Calculator, Model 35

Catalog Number	06.0007.001
Title	Hewlett Packard Calculator, Model 35
History	From The Museum of HP Caculators’ web site (www.hpmuseum.org/hp35.htm), 3/7/2006: "The HP-35 was HP’s first pocket calculator. It was introduced at a time when most calculators (including expensive desktop models) had only the four basic functions. The HP-35 was the first pocket calculator with transcendental functions and the first with RPN."
Description	Heavy plastic case. Slightly slanted rectangle. Bottom has four feet (two open battery compartment), three prong outlet, instructions for use. The top has LCD screen with red plastic cover, buttons for functions, on/off switch, and maker’s name.
Date	circa 1973
Organizations	NIH; CC, Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Department, Imaging
Buildings	Building 10 ("CC" Warren Grant Magnuson Clinical Center)
NIH Property #	none
Old NIH Property #	none
Serial #	none
People	Kiesewetter, Dale O.