World's 1st Mechanical Calculating Machine by Wilhelm

Replica of Wilhelm Schickard's Mechanical Calculating Machine of 1623 By R. Rehbein, Düsseldorf. With German manual and documentations. Size: 39 x 34 x 17 cm. – Literature: F.W. Kistermann, "How t

4 Mechanical Calculating Machines 1) "Tim I" Keyboard, Ludwig Spitz, Berlin, no. 35114, c. 1935, four-species stepped-drum machine by the traditional manufacturer, with 10-digit result register, 7-dig

4 Mechanical Calculating Machines 1) TIM Unitas, model II, no. 3636, 8, 7 and 2 x 12 digits, c. 1920. - 2) Lindström Record, keyboard, 9, 8 and 13 digits, c. 1920. - 3) Comptometer, adder, 10 ro

4 Mechanical Calculating Machines 1) Comptometer, 10-digit adder, c. 1935. - 2) Archimedes, stepped-drum, 9, 9 and 16 digits, c. 1938. - 3) Kuhrt, stepped-drum, 10, 10 and 13 digits, c. 1923. - And:

Arithmomètre Payen, c. 1880 Large model of world's first serially produced calculating machine. Produced in series by Thomas' successor "L. Payen, Paris". Serial no. 3442. 8, 9 and 16 digits. Oa

Omega Art-Nouveau Calculating Machine, 1904 Präzisions-Maschinenfabrik Justin Wilhelm Bamberger & Co. in Munich. German patent no. 195509, two-part calculating aid consisting of a wood case with

Machine d'Arithmétique of 1652 Excellent replica of world's first mechanical calculator by Blaise Pascal, Paris. The first mechanical calculator for addition and subtraction produced in series was de

Rock-Ola Baseball World Series pinball machine, 5 cent coin operated mechanical pinball machine that requires no electricity and is flipper-less, objective is to get any of the 15 balls to move down t

German "Henkeltöpfchen" Amusement Machine, c. 1930 Wilhelm Fürst, Apparate-Bauanstalt, Berlin. Mechanical skill game with payout, a slingshot and catcher combination, oak case, with lock and key

German "Henkeltöpfchen" Amusement Machine, c. 1930 Wilhelm Fürst, Apparate-Bauanstalt, Berlin. Mechanical skill game with payout, a slingshot and catcher combination, oak case, with lock and key

Looping the Loop Amusement Machine, c. 1930 Wilhelm Fürst, Apparate-Bauanstalt, Berlin. Mechanical skill game with coin slingshot and payout, in oak case, partly rebuilt, works. Geschicklichkeitsau

German Amusement Machine, c. 1930 Probably Wilhelm Fürst, Apparate-Bauanstalt, Berlin. Mechanical skill game with payout, similar to the model "Henkeltöpfchen", a slingshot and catcher combinati

C. 1962. 1-player baseball themed pinball machine from Williams. Traditional pitch and bat baseball arcade with mechanical back glass animation. Notable features include; Scoring a Super Home Run in b

A fantastic electro-mechanical arcade game manufactured by Bally in 1968, featuring a cocktail style wood cabinet. The interior contains two teams of 9, including the goalie- red versus blue. Each pla

Rockola RMC World Series Baseball pinball machine c.1930's. Excellent original paint. 16 x 36 x 40 inches. 1934 baseball pinball, this is a mechanical pinball game (uses no electricity), not a pitch a

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Pontus K.G. Hulten, The Machine, as seen at the end of the mechanical age. New York Museum of Modern Art (1968). Scarce 1st Edition of Catalogue for the innovative 1968 MOMA Exhibit. Quarto, original

(Walt Disney World, 1971-95) A vintage Major League electro-mechanical pinball bat game manufactured by Williams in 1963. This game machine was installed in the Magic Kingdom's Penny Arcade on Main St

1905 Baldwin calculating machine, Very good condition, same pcs as National Museum of American History. 10"1/2 x 7" x 7"

Adimul Calculating Machine, 1913 onwards Adix Company Pallweber & Bordt, Mannheim, Germany. Variant 2, serial no. 961, switching latch column adder with 2-row numeric keypad and eleventh key for carri

'"The Millionaire" Calculating Machine, 1918 Rare Swiss electric calculating machine for all 4 basic arithmetic operations, by Otto Steiger, St. Gallen, Switzerland. Based on the design of Leon Bollé

"The Millionaire" Calculating Machine, c. 1900 Serial no. 288, rare calculating machine for all 4 basic arithmetic operations, by Otto Steiger, St. Gallen, Switzerland, based on the design of Leon Bol

"Kuli" Calculating Machine, 1909 Very attractive and extremely rare German calculating machine for all four arithmetical operations! Serial no. 1111! - With original wooden case. - A superb collector

Twin Marchant Calculating Machine, c. 1942 Consisting of 2 Marchant XL spoked-wheel calculating machines by Marchant Calculating Machine Co, USA, assembled in England and distributed by Block & Anders