Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Victor

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Exhibit at the Bakelite Museum.

1918 The Victor Adding Machine Company was founded in Chicago

1919 Introduced the model 110, the first adding machine the company offered for sale.

1921 The model 200 included a printing function

1961 Merged with competitor, the Comptometer Corporation

1971 Introduced electronic calculator

1974 Introduced a handheld calculator

1981 Introduced a personal computer which competed with IBM's PC in Europe

c.2006 Became Victor Technology


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