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NameD.L. Robinson
Date2011-03-16
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MessageMy wife has a Precise Model 400 she was given as a child. I was looking for a possible value of this adding machine and found your site. This is a great site you have. If you have any suggestions of where I could find the value or if you know please contact me at my email address. Thanks and have a great day.


NameRicardo
Date2011-03-14
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Messagehi, i have same calculator curta Type 1 N° 10506,


NameNicholas Bodley
Date2011-03-12
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MessageI discovered your site via a YouTube video. Have been a calc. enthusiast for quite a while, and subscribe to three lists (one very inactive).

Your site isremarkable for the variety of calculators you show. I don't recall seeing so many different ones anywhere else.

Had a nice browse; many thanks!


NameJason Flicker
Date2011-02-28
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MessageHi, thanks for the information on your website. I actually found a Sebastian Pocket Cash Register while metal detecting and your website helped solve the mystery of what it was. Do you know if they are rare?
Thanks,
Jason



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NameDan
Date2011-02-24
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MessageTHX for the site. I collect old arch/eng equipment and just picked up a Faber Castell slide rule/addiator. Again thanks for your great web site.


NameMary P.
Date2010-12-30
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MessageFound a Tasco Pocket Arithmometer. It's in pretty rough shape. Unfortunately the slide for subtraction is missing. Happy to discover what it is and how it was used though. smilie


NameMary P.
Date2010-12-30
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MessageFound a Tasco Pocket Arithmometer. It's in pretty rough shape. Unfortunately the slide for subtraction is missing. Happy to discover what it is and how it was used though smilie


Namemother in law to be
Date2010-11-22
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MessageJust picked up a Tasco pocket Arithmometer in a plastic type case with the instructio at a white elephant table sale for only $.50
I will give it to my almost son in-law at Christmas time. He is a real gadget guy and I will enjoy seeing the expression on his face as it is my goal to always find him something unique. I also give him practical things as well but these extras are always more fun. Not sure how to top this next year.....

How can I find the value of such an item?


NameBrian
Date2010-10-08
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MessageConstance Reid's book "From Zero To Infinity" starts off with an abacus illustration in chapter 1, explaining the number zero. Which sent me to Youtube looking for an abacus demo. Which led me here. Awesome site! I dimly recall reading a print advert for the Curta Calcultor sometime back in grade school. The picture jolted some long dormant neurons back to life, like a momentary time-warp.


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