Antique Cash Registers & Adding Machines

Mr. Adolph Glawatz first saw the light of the world on October 30, 1859 in Bremervörde on the Oste River. He was the son of merchant Adolph Glawatz and his wife Amalie, nee Bolling. In 1863 the parents moved to Neuhaus on the Oste River where young Adolph attended the rectory school until his 13th year.

Good condition adding machine everything seems to work the handle clears numbers. The only thing I see wrong with it is the first number wheel plastic cover is broken.

This is a great Advance 1 Cent Coin Changer. Almost perfect nickel plate. This machine works great and looks great as well. Works flawlessly.

Great looking machine! Great asset to any home and collection!

I don't know much about this item, it looks to be in good condition, it might need some front face cleaning. Case is in good condition.

Offered for sale is an unopened case of size 19D Detail Paper.  If you have any questions please feel free to email me.  Thanks for looking.

It is a very nice, well-made, very lightly used antiqueLIGHTNING ADDING MACHINE as manufactured by the Lightning Adding Machine Co. Inc. of Los Angeles, Calif. U.S.A., probably in the late 1940s or so.

This item was acquired through an estate sale so I don't know it's "Past-Life". Has it's fair share of wear & patina! Dirty - Rusty - Needs a good cleaning but still has a great graphic on the front - clips inside (noticed one is missing from a slot!).

Works perfect in great shape, no major issues at all. Buyer is responsible for all shipping and packaging cost incurred. Ask all questions you may have please.

Just back in stock, these super thin black and gold decals for any "national" project you may have. You can apply finish over them and also use them on glass. Many uses and priced to sell.

The paperwork can be seen in one of the photos. It has been well care for the last 50 years it has been in our family. It was the center of attention at the small family bar and has seen many a family gathering.

This item is UNTESTED and don't know the history of it all I know and can see is Powers On and by pressing buttons responds and throw numbers on the paper roll. Please ask questions before you bid on this item if u have any, ty. Made In USA

Missing the power cord.

In 1927 the name was changed to "Brunsviga Maschinenwerke Grimme, Natalis & Co AG", and later to just "Brunsviga Maschinenwerke AG" (Brunsviga Machine Works). Production continued for a time as the Brunsviga Division of Olympia, before coming to an end in the late 1960s.

The advertisement in the photos is from Scientific American, September 1975.

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE 1920'S/30'S ADDOMETER EARLY CALCULATOR MACHINE & CASE. Early hard to find lined case. See photos.

Marked Ludwig Spitz And Co. TIM Time Is Money. The Oscar Muller Co. New York. It is 21.5" long by 7" tall by about 6" thick. This appears to be in good condition for the age. Everything seems to work as it should.

The firm incorporated in 1874 and Arthur left in 1875. In 1899, Hendey bought the lathe patents of Peter and William Shellenback of the Shellenback Machine Tool Co. THE HENDEY MACHINE CO. THE BOARD OF HEALTH EARNESTLY REQUEST THAT EMPLOYEES FOR THEIR OWN AND EACH OTHER'S WELFARE DO NOT SPIT ON THE FLOOR.USE THE SPITTOONS PROVIDED FOR THE PURPOSE.

Old citizen adding machine. powers up but probably need some work or refurbishment.

The adding machine is fully operational with a lock-out feature to prevent another individual from accidentally erasing your work.

Very old adding machine don't know if it works looks like should very heavy made a nice box to ship it in buyer pays shipping , no extra charges any ? Ask thanks for looking Dave

This cash register is in perfect working condition...comes with alot of keys and it has 2 working lights.

Some paint worn off.

Not tested.

I BELIEVE IT WAS MADE IN 1938, BECAUSE THAT IS THE FIRST YEAR ON THE CALENDER MECHANISM AT THE TOP. IT GOES TO 1949 DATE. IT HAS SOME MINOR SPOTS ON IT, AND COULD USE A BETTER CLEANING. THERE IS A COUPLE OF THE LITTLE NUMBERS WORE OFF, A 7, RED.

I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THIS MACHINE, EXCEPT I THOUGHT IT LOOKED COOL. DOES NOT HAVE A PLUG, SO IT IS UNTESTED.

Vintage Mechanical Calculator work as should. Add,Subtract and Multiply. Has metal stylus. Please review photos for they're part of the description . Please ask Questions!! Thank You.

Handle works I don't know how to use the machine. Could be locked. Check my close up photos for the condition.

It has a round base to sit on and a carrying ring. It counts up to 9999. It has a knob on the side to reset it. It was Made in Japan. It is 2" high with a 2" round base. It works and resets well.

This multi-folded box is 13 1/2" tall, 8" wide and 3" deep when closed. It has a metal snap that, when released, opens to a series of 11 sorting folders in the center with the manual calculator, with metal stylus (See Photo), attached to another interior box.

It manufactured and improved the pinwheel calculator and sold it under the name Brunsviga. Brunsviga produced updated models with this arrangement up to the 1970s. Brunsviga logo on this calculator.

From a local estate sale. This was previously owned. It does have some condition issues. Missing a screw on the front panel, rust, magic marker mark (?)., chipped paint and some of the numbers look like that have been colored in blue ink.

Antique Comptometer Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co Chicago, last pat'd date on this is Sept 15 1914 This seems to work good I tried all keys and they function properly. Nice shape overall for being over 100 years old!

Up for auction is this vintage calculator, I don’t know much about it just that is a Monroe model 2880 payroll calculator, uses rom cartridges of which I have only the one in the pictures.

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I believe the wood is oak and "National" is in a gold paint. As NCR documented it's history well, you might be able to find the Credit System in one of the many collector's books. It comes to you from a smoke free collector's home.

Antique Lipsia calcutator. As found at the bottom of a hall closet. 5 1/4" tall From handle to handle it is 11". On the left side and on the bottom of the bar that slides from one side to the other is the # 10817.

The machine is untested because there is no power cord. This item is in good physical condition. The buttons appear to be locked.

This comes from an estate sale.  It does not work.  Would be great for someone who knows how to fix these or for parts.  There is one button missing. Please see my pictures. I did not take the time to try and fix this.  Selling as is.  No returns

Ideal for the office machine collector, practical and from the past. Factory serial number is D5659P.

LOS ANGELES CALIF.

Beautiful Antique Stapler by The National Register Co. Dayton, Ohio it is called the Hotchkiss No. 1 Automatic Paper Fastener with Spiral Coil. Comes with original paper box ( not a box anymore but the description is still there) it reads automatic, simple and durable also always ready absolutely certain. Nickeled Finish Condition is very good for age only a little loss of finish at the top of coil handle and at the very bottom of one side (see pics). Thank you, please email with any questions. PayPal payment only. Shipping cost is for U.S. 48 only, International can use eBay's global shipping program.