Curta Type I Mechanical Calculator

A Curta Type I pocket calculator with its original metal case, serial number 10364 (August 1951). The Curta was designed by Austrian engineer Curt Herzstark(1902-1988) in the late 1930s, thoughHerzsta

Curta Type 1 Mechanical Calculator Serial Number 54416. Comes with bottom only of original container. In good condition.

serial no. 14885 Calculator: 4 3/4 x 2 1/2 in. (12.1 x 6.4 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Larry Mendelson, Encino, CA

4 1/2 inches high

Curta Model Type I Mechanical Calculator with original box and manual, Lichtenstein, Switzerland; Marked; 5 1/2" x 2 1/2" dia.

Really cool vintage Curta mechanical calculator by Curt Herzstark. This Type I model, No. 58862, fits in your pocket and allows you to add, subtract, multiply and divide wherever you are. Comes in the

This is an awesome Curta mechanical calculator by Curt Herzstark. It is a Type II No. 561282 and comes in the original case. Slips in your pocket so you can add, subtract, multiply and divide wherever

Mechanical pocket calculator. Designed by Curt Herzstark. Circa late 1940's. Model serial number 557715. Able to perform addition. subtraction, multiplication and division. Housed in its black plastic

'Curta Type II (Grey), 1971 Serial no. 561550. Small mechanical stepped-drum calculator by Curt Herzstark, Vienna/Liechtenstein. With original metal box, 2 German instructions and sales box with ident

Curta hand held mechanical calculator by Curt Herzstark, Liechtenstein. The world's first mechanical calculator. Model: Type II No.: 557002. Given in a Bakelite box. Box height: 12 cm. Signed. Excelle

A 1950 Curta Mechanical Calculator that was made in Liechtenstein by Contina AG Mauren Type 1 no 76925. Comes with original System Curt Herzstark Curta packaging. Before electronics were used to make

Curta Type II Calculator, 1956 Curt Herzstark, Vienna and Liechtenstein. Serial no. 509282, four-species miniature calculating machine, with 11, 8 and 15 digits, with original tin case, working. The s

'Curta Type I Calculator, 1970 Curt Herzstark, Vienna/Liechtenstein. Serial no. 78958. With original Novodur case. As the smallest miniature stepped-drum machine, a true milestone in calculating histo

Curta Type I Calculator, 1959 Curt Herzstark, Vienna/Liechtenstein. Serial no. 38307, with original tin case, working. The smallest miniature stepped-drum machine and a true milestone in calculating h

Curta Type I Calculator, 1963 Curt Herzstark, Vienna/Liechtenstein. No. 51510, with original tin case and manual, head of release button missing, otherwise working - The smallest miniature stepped-dru

'Curta Type I Calculator, 1958 Curt Herzstark, Vienna/Liechtenstein. Serial no. 33704, with original tin case. As the smallest miniature stepped-drum machine a true milestone in calculating history! '

Curta Type I Calculator, 1952 Curt Herzstark, Vienna and Liechtenstein. Serial no. 14814, with original tin case, working. The smallest miniature stepped-drum machine and a true milestone in calculati

Curta Type One Calculator with Case and Manuals.

Very Early Curta Type I Miniature Calculator, 1948 No. 3957, four basic operations, stepped-drum calculator, by Curt Herzstark, 8, 6 and 11 digits, with the notable features of early models: round se

Curta Calculator, type II, Liechtenstein, serial number 553414, retailed by Contina Ltd. Mauren, complete with outer case & instruction type booklets.

A Curta Calculator Type II numbered 517106, marked to base Made in Liechtenstein (Custom Union with Switzerland) by Contina Ltd, Mauren, system Curt Herzstark and contained within the original domed m

2 Curta Type I Pocket Calculators Curt Herzstark, Vienna/Liechtenstein. 1) Serial no. 34695, 1957, with original tin case, warranty certificate and English and Swedish manuals, mechanism sticks. - And

RICK FURR The Curta Calculator Lithograph, inscriptions read The Curta Calculator type 1 The Calculator Reference Mar 01 2004 Copyright 2003-2004 Rick Furr, label to reverse reads The Framing Workshop

Curt Calculator (Type II) hand-held mechanical calculator, with its original case. While not a photographic rarity, we find this item fascinating. Sometimes known as "peppermill calculator," it has al