Original-Odhner Lusid Mechanical Calculator

Mechanical calculator "Odhner Arithmometer". Sweden, ca. 1935. Afm.: 15 x 30 x 11 cm.

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

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

Bank is functional Strato Bank XU 232 and tin litho "Consult the Educated Monkey" mechanical calculator patent dating 1918 with original package.

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

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.

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

Arithmometer - Original Odhner (Russian), c. 1900 Rare Russian spoked wheel calculator from the legendary St. Petersburg production by W. Odhner, Sweden, with 9, 8 and 13 digits, large flywheel clear

This is a vintage mechanical calculator from the early 1900s made by Burroughs. It still has its original paper attached. The model number is 3-879747. It is in good condition with known ware and foxi

In Original Case, 3.25" Diameter. Condition: Good with Losses to Case, Working Condition Unknown.

'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

Arithmometer - Original-Odhner (Russian), c. 1900 Rare Russian spoked-wheel model from the legendary St. Petersburg production, by W. Odhner, Sweden. Serial no. 2052, with 9, 8 and 15 digits, good wor

Russian Original Odhner Mod. 1 (Arithmometer), 1886 (!) One of the very few known 1st models of the original Odhner no. 1 "Arithmometer" made in St. Petersburg, Russia by Swedish pioneer Willgodt T.

Original Mechanical Victorian Bird Cage, 22" x 10.5", Gilt Metal Cage With Two Full Size Fully Functional Birds, Key Wound, Wooden Base, Pull-Out Drawer Activates Birds, Excellent Sound, Private Colle

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

Includes a Kyser & Rex Lion & Monkey Bank, missing baby monkey closure and Lion’s eyes, mechanism functions with 40% original paint; Early version Hubley Trick Dog Bank, missing button latch with 70

Mechanical calculator by Felt & Tarrant Manufacturing. Stamp bears patents up to Nov 1920. Dimensions: 11.00 " W x 6.00 " H x 15.00 "D; 

Russian "Original Odhner", c. 1905 Rare version of the Swedish spokewheel calculating machine from Petrograd production. Serial no. 21797. - Rare! Russische "Original Odhner", um 1905 Frühe Versio

Russian "Original Odhner", c. 1905 Rare version of the Swedish spokewheel calculating machine from Petrograd production. Serial no. 21797. – Rare! Russische "Original Odhner", um 1905 Frühe Vers

A brass mechanical adding machine with two wheels, mounted in a wooden frame, 'The Adder' by C.H. Webb, patent dated 1868. Measures 7 x 4.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and sh

Vintage 1950's Original Tin Wind-up Mechanical Dog in Dog House Eating from a Dish. When you wind the key, he eats from his dish and lifts his head up and down and nods. Nice bright colors on the lith