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sirpsychosexy

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Posted by Radical_Ed
I have no fucking idea wtf this is. Too many keys for a qwerty.

http://imagizer.im...q90/673/Wis2c2.jpg

Holy crap, and this is a Burrough adding machine too!
It's raining adding machines

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tiffers Location: Texas Gender: Female Total Likes: 565 likes ... \| \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 81 on 5/26/2015 1:23 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	sirpsychosexy, honestly...I don't know! It certainly could be some type of adding machine because it wasn't a register and wasn't a type writer. 1. SMDSC_0535 by Tiffany Dieringer, on Flickr 2. SMDSC_0514 by Tiffany Dieringer, on Flickr
	Flickr: https://www.flickr...9156858@N05/albums

skatchkins Location: The Desert Gender: Male Total Likes: 1476 likes \| \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 82 on 5/28/2015 3:49 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	Silvertone Phonograph by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr Rolodex Samples by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr
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ktotakov. Total Likes: 64 likes \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 83 on 5/29/2015 12:23 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Some kind of switchboard for a recording studio.

Radical_Ed Location: Philadelphia, PA, USA Gender: Male Total Likes: 2728 likes "You work your life away and what do they give? You're only killing yourself to live!" \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 84 on 5/29/2015 1:02 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	In a Naval jet engine testing facility, abandoned for years.
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MisUnderstood! Location: SouthEast, Texas Gender: Female Total Likes: 2046 likes W/MyOwnEyes \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 85 on 5/29/2015 1:16 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Elevator Sound System
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skrimace

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Posted by tiffers

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https://c4.staticflickr.com/4/3879/14817868538_c08677277f_o.jpg SMDSC_0535 by Tiffany Dieringer, on Flickr

Oooh, I know that machine - reminds me of being sent the principal's office. Muh middle school had the same one. Old attendant console for a private branch exchange.

sentry Location: Canada Gender: Male Total Likes: 27 likes \| \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 87 on 5/29/2015 3:02 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	Inside a former research centre. Now demolished.
	"Stone buildings will be among the last to disappear when we're gone. As the fleeting materials of modern construction decompose, the world will retrace our steps back to the Stone Age as it gradually erodes away all memory of us."

azuro1125 Location: Passing Oaks Gender: Male Total Likes: 113 likes \| \| \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 88 on 5/29/2015 3:19 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	I love old computers. Imagine how much sensitive research was probably left on those floppies and tape drives. I've been dreaming about hitting up some abandoned offices and research centers in Silicon valley, taking my 1997 vintage laptop and copying as many floppies as I can. that way, I can have odd, expensive data and still practice "leave no trace" I mean, look at those Andy Warhol images they pulled off those floppy disks.
	"I'm just not set up to mold hard rubber..."

Wheedle Location: Northwest Georgia, USA Gender: Male Total Likes: 200 likes \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 89 on 5/30/2015 3:37 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Maybe I should post a selfie...
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ex-goose-villager

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Posted by Misunderstood
Bonus if anyone can explain what this does

http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/xx333/Lucielou_photo/d538470b-a8a3-4b75-97ec-ba364eaf44ee.jpg

It's a cheque (check) protector. You would put a cheque in it, and set the numbers and it would print the amount in red, and also perforate the cheque, making it virtually impossible for anyone to alter the amount without detection.

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tiffers Location: Texas Gender: Female Total Likes: 565 likes ... \| \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 91 on 6/6/2015 4:20 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	SMDSC_0196 by Tiffany Dieringer, on Flickr
	Flickr: https://www.flickr...9156858@N05/albums

Dazza Location: Scotland Total Likes: 26 likes \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 92 on 6/6/2015 9:49 AM > \| Reply with Quote

ktotakov. Total Likes: 64 likes \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 93 on 6/7/2015 3:17 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	1. Film reels. Living in the Plastic Age. by ktotakov., on Flickr 2. Film projector. Astroboy's Lunchbox. by ktotakov., on Flickr

Emperor Wang Location: On an island, in a river Total Likes: 1030 likes Fetish? What fetish? \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 94 on 6/7/2015 3:40 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	1950s-vintage mechanical calculator, 42 lbs, 5500 parts, 100W power consumption. Specs and shit can be found here.
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tiffers Location: Texas Gender: Female Total Likes: 565 likes ... \| \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 95 on 6/7/2015 5:58 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	SMDSC_0107 by Tiffany Dieringer, on Flickr
	Flickr: https://www.flickr...9156858@N05/albums

enirus Location: Winston-Salem, North Carolina Gender: Male Total Likes: 110 likes \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 96 on 6/20/2015 9:06 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	Typewriter by enirus, on Flickr
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1ajs

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Posted by Dazza
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1ajs Location: winnipeg Gender: Male Total Likes: 51 likes \| \| \| \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 98 on 6/21/2015 10:27 PM > \| Reply with Quote

IndoAnomaly Location: Austin, TX Gender: Male Total Likes: 636 likes Nothing to see here. \| \| \|	Re: Forgotten and Obsolete Technology < Reply # 99 on 6/26/2015 2:02 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Roller by Anomalicious, on Flickr
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