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Early 20th Century Burroughs Class 3 Hand-Crank Adding Machine Calculator

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Early 20th Century Burroughs Class 3 Hand-Crank Adding Machine Calculator
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Early 20th Century Burroughs Class 3 Hand-Crank Adding Machine Calculator

SERIAL #: 3-454853

The machine is operated by a hand crank on the right side. After entering a number on the keyboard, pulling the handle adds that number to the internal register and prints it on a paper roll.
These machines are exceptionally heavy (often 35 to 70 lbs) and built with a durable cast iron or steel frame. Introduced primarily between 1905 and the 1920s, these machines were a staple in banks and accounting offices before the era of electronic calculators. The company, founded by William Seward Burroughs, dominated the market for over half a century with these reliable mechanical "arithmometers"

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