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Thanks for your interest in EMailing me with your questions or comments. I'm always happy to answer any and all questions, and address any comments, suggestions, or other issues you may have. Due to the volume of EMail I receive, I ask that you please read the following section before EMailing me. It's not that I don't want to hear from you...it's just the opposite, I'm overjoyed to hear from visitors from the museum, and make every effort to respond personally to all EMail sent to me. However, there are a number of common questions and requests that folks have that I simply do not have the resources to continually address.

Please read the FAQ for answers to commonly asked questions about the museum before sending me EMail. It will save both of us time if the questions you have are already answered there.

Thank you!
  • Please do not EMail me asking how much your old calculator is worth. I do not provide value judgements on calculating instruments. I will do appraisals for a fee, but only on early electronic calculators from the early 1960's through the mid-1970s. I do not do appraisals on electro-mechanical or mechanical calculators, or on modern electronic calculators. For more information, please read the FAQ.
  • I am not an expert on early mechanical or electro-mechanical calculators or adding machines, or other ancient (comparatively speaking) devices. I have deep expertise and interest in early electronic calculators from the early 1960's into the 1970's. I would suggest checking out some of the websites in the LINKS section of the museum to find resources for more information on earlier mechanical and electro- mechanical adding machines/calculators, and on later handheld electronic calculators.
  • The museum is not a calculator repair or parts facility. I do not stock parts for calculators, old or new. I also, in general, do not provide repair services for calculators of any sort. Likewise, I can't provide recommendations on repair facilities for any calculator made after 1973, and have extrenely limited resources to repair electronic calculators made between 1961 and 1973. For more details on these issues, please read the FAQ page.

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