There's another tide computer on display in the Science Museum London, which uses Cones moving on plates.

And the meccano integrator, from Manchester. And also Marc Brunel's block making machines, and possibly Henry Maudsleys screw cutting lathe (or maybe Whitworths) and his true-plates (always made in sets of 3 to avoid co-dependent bumps) as well as transatlantic cable, wheatstone bridge, you-name-it.

And of course Babbage-engine bits-and-bobs. It amazed me when the IETF had an open-night there, and were told to stick to the space display (ground floor) when it was geeks.. and upstairs were the ur-devices of .. computation and networking.