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Needs Help in identifying this calculator...

 







HERE IS THE OLD MANUAL CALCULATOR INFO THAT I NEED HELP IDENTIFYING, AND THEN SELLING.
ANY SUGGESTIONS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. THERE IS A NUMBER ON THE BOTTOM.  IT IS  73P332688. 

REGARDS, 
DON STAI
- San Diego, CA. - 7/10/2003

"It looks like a Monarch (made by Remington Rand). I own a similar one, probably an earlier model, with the same keys layout, the same actuating lever, and a very similar paper fed mechanism. Is there any serial number?"
Best regards 
Carlo Vandoni - Switzerland 7/21/2003
"No question that Donald Stei's machine is a Remington, but whether Remington Rand, I don't know.

I have a *heavy* Rem. Rand electric machine with a straight row of ten keys, quite likely for mult., and a divide key (semi-auto?). It accepts 11 digits from the 10-key (main) keyboard. It even has a roll of paper.

Being a rotary calc. fan, I have had too little regard for this machine; after seeing this request for information, I'll have more respect for it!

It was going to be trashed, and I saved it. Also saved a nice Olympia-built Monroe adder in quite-nice condition.

(I'm not really interested in keeping these two machines, and if anyone wants more info., I can investigate. Boxing for shipping is quite difficult for me, unfortunately.)

When you stop to think about it, the more compact you make a mechanism, the closer it approaches to becoming a solid chunk of steel (or alumin[i]um alloy)."

Nicholas Bodley |@| Waltham, Mass. - 07/22/2003

 

 

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