After the war, Victor had all the necessary elements for success in the adding machine industry – quality products, a good research department, an efficient factory, an effective sales organization, and a …

May 23, 2025 · The first Victor adding machine, the Model 110 (see the nearby image), was introduced in 1919 but was not a very successful device. It was a full-keyboard non-printing machine with a front …

Mar 28, 2024 · In the early 20th century, the demand for efficient and reliable adding machines was on the rise as businesses sought to streamline their accounting processes. One company that emerged …

This adding machine was purchased in 1922 and used until 1982 by Samuel Bernstein in his capacity as Secretary-Treasurer of Wilner Branch 367 of Workmen’s Circle.

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Victor 12-Digit Desktop Adding Machine, Large Easy To Read Display, Tape Print Out with 4,5 lines-per-second ribbon printer, Tax, Cost, Sell and Margin keys (1240-3A)

Between 1921 and 1925, Victor's annual sales jumped from less than $300,000 to nearly $2 million. From the 1920s through the 1960s, the adding machines were manufactured at its main plant at on …

This early 600-series Victor is a manual adding and subtracting machine for Sterling currency (without farthings). The machine has a pressed-metal base and a heavy brown Bakelite cover.

Here is a video where I demonstrate the Victor series 6 and 7 adding machines. This adding listing machine by Victor is the model 16-83-54. The first number 16 indicates that it is a successor of the …

The Victor Adding Machine Company was incorporated in 1918 in Springfield, Illinois. Carl Bueler invested heavily in the company and under his control and then that of his son A.C. Bueler the …