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Name	Rich
Date	2008-03-13
Message	The manufacturer is somewhat important (is it 'Original Odhner'?), and the age/condition. If it has a wood base and a cover , that adds considerably (especially if the wood looks good). I'd put a range of say 40GPB for a non-working common model with no wood, to perhaps 150GPB for one that is clean and working and has nice wood. eBay is fickle and the final price could fetch more, or less (and I'm no expert in valuation). Good luck! -rich

Name	Andy
Date	2008-03-04
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Message	I have a Black 1940's Odhner Mechanical Calculator for sale! How much should i set as a reserve price on Ebay? The calculator needs a strip down and clean, its mainly just covered in dust. Andy andrewjohnpearson@yahoo.co.uk

Name	Zero Cool
Date	2008-01-09
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Message	I have a mint condition early Casio FX calculator. I never knew that calculators predated this wonderful machine. I'm forever indebted to your website

Name	Da Wizzad
Date	2008-01-08
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Message	Yo yo yo. Have you got any ZX 81's mate ?

Name	Science
Date	2008-01-08
Message	I was excited to find RetroCalculators.com. But having looked around the site I'm seriously dissapointed not to find a citizen A-9 featured. I urge you to extend your interest and found RetroDigitalCalculators.com. PLease keep up the good work

Name	Carlos Arturo
Date	2007-12-11
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Message	Thanks for the site!

Name	Nanodude
Date	2007-09-12
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Message	An amazing collection.

Name	Mike
Date	2007-06-28
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Message	I really enjoyed your videos on You Tube! You sure have a Great COllection!!

Name	fabrice
Date	2007-06-21
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Message	tres bien! merci' and cheers to all you nerds

Name	MonsterMouth
Date	2007-06-21
Message	Abacus video rocks -- but get a bigger suanpan - thanks!

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