KOVAC - Calculator - 1960-1970

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The KOVAC electronic desk calculator from the 1960s–1970s is made of plastic and has an eight-digit red display, with dimensions of 21 × 14 × 6 cm.

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**Kovac electronic calculator with red display – Made in Japan**

Kovac desktop calculator with a two-tone gray and cream case, a silver panel and a contrasting keyboard with a red key. The eight-digit illuminated display and the inclined profile define its vintage aesthetics.

Equipped with a decimal selector, constant function and battery level indicator. Designed for four C-size batteries, accompanied by the external G.B.C. 6 V power supply visible in the photographs.

Dimensions: depth 21 cm, width 14 cm, height 6 cm.

Shows signs of use, scratches and yellowing, especially on the base and keys. The display appears lit in the photographs; full functionality and battery operation have not been verified. The photographs are an integral part of the description.

Seller's Story

Welcome to a fascinating journey into the beating heart of the 20th century, where the objects that animated that era are transformed into custodians of timeless stories, passions and emotions in a journey that combines the elegance of antiques with the unmistakable charm of vintage. From a land rich in traditions like Italy, and in particular from the vibrant South, I dedicate myself with passion to the search for unique finds, authentic witnesses of a century full of history and innovation. Every object, whether it is an antique piece of furniture or a rare vintage item, carries with it stories and emotions, evoking memories of a time that continues to inspire.
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**Kovac electronic calculator with red display – Made in Japan**

Kovac desktop calculator with a two-tone gray and cream case, a silver panel and a contrasting keyboard with a red key. The eight-digit illuminated display and the inclined profile define its vintage aesthetics.

Equipped with a decimal selector, constant function and battery level indicator. Designed for four C-size batteries, accompanied by the external G.B.C. 6 V power supply visible in the photographs.

Dimensions: depth 21 cm, width 14 cm, height 6 cm.

Shows signs of use, scratches and yellowing, especially on the base and keys. The display appears lit in the photographs; full functionality and battery operation have not been verified. The photographs are an integral part of the description.

Seller's Story

Welcome to a fascinating journey into the beating heart of the 20th century, where the objects that animated that era are transformed into custodians of timeless stories, passions and emotions in a journey that combines the elegance of antiques with the unmistakable charm of vintage. From a land rich in traditions like Italy, and in particular from the vibrant South, I dedicate myself with passion to the search for unique finds, authentic witnesses of a century full of history and innovation. Every object, whether it is an antique piece of furniture or a rare vintage item, carries with it stories and emotions, evoking memories of a time that continues to inspire.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Plastic
Manufacturer/brand
KOVAC
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
6 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
21 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
In working order
Yes
ItalyVerified
1879
Objects sold
99.51%
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