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Oldies and goodies? - Egan Ford - 08-16-2010
Just ran across this and thought I'd share.
http://www.vintage-technology.info/pages/calculators/general/calccompany.htm
Forgot to add this.
http://www.aaronaddingmachines.com/
Edited: 16 Aug 2010, 10:20 p.m. after one or more responses were posted
Re: Oldies and goodies? - Don Shepherd - 08-16-2010
It seems that one company is missing.
: )
Re: Oldies and goodies? - Egan Ford - 08-16-2010
Yes. Very odd. When I think calculator I've always thought HP.
Re: Oldies and goodies? - Jerry Raia - 08-17-2010
I did have the TI SR10. I think it was my first calculator.
Edited: 17 Aug 2010, 12:04 a.m.
Missing from the list - Palmer O. Hanson, Jr. - 08-17-2010
It isn't only HP which is missing from the list. Others from my limited collection include Checkmate, Cybernet, Korvette, Miida, Monroe, Montgomerry Ward, Royal, Soundesign, Teal and Unicom.
As to old adding machines I prefer some of the genuine antiques where my favorites include the rotary Addometers (made by a typewriter company and built like a truck) and the Magic-Brain pocket size push down adders.
Palmer
Re: Oldies and goodies? - Andrés C. Rodríguez (Argentina) - 08-17-2010
I had a SR-10, later replaced with a SR-11 when the first got lost. My next calculator was a HP-25, and from that moment I never looked back to TI models.
Re: Oldies and goodies? - Martin Pinckney - 08-17-2010
From the first site:
Quote:Odds are the 100+ includes many HP's. Saving the best for last?
I am slowly revamping the images and descriptions - and have another 100+ calculators to put on - so keep looking!
Re: Oldies and goodies? - Jerry Raia - 08-17-2010
I believe the 25 was my next one too :)