
In this section you will find our archive of sold office antiques, a historical collection of antique desk objects and office pieces that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, libraries, offices, museums and spaces dedicated to the history of administrative work and communications.
In this section you will find our archive of sold office antiques, a historical collection of antique desk objects and office pieces that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, libraries, offices, museums and spaces dedicated to the history of administrative work and communications.
Over the years, our gallery has handled typewriters, mechanical calculators, antique telephones, telegraphs, writing sets, fountain pens, inkwells, stamps, letter openers and many objects used in offices and studies during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Many of these pieces retained their original mechanisms, cases, documentation or makers' plates, increasing their historical and collectible value.
This archive helps to understand the evolution of office work and the tools used to write, calculate, communicate and organise professional activity before the arrival of computers. Each object reflects the technical advances of its time and the role it played in companies, banks, notaries' offices, administrations and professional offices around the world.
This archive should be regarded as a historical catalogue of sold office antiques rather than an active sales section. If you would like to browse the pieces currently available, please visit our office antiques for sale, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.
The pieces preserved in this archive allow collectors and researchers to compare manufacturers, models, materials, mechanisms and designs that shaped the evolution of the office for more than a century. They provide a valuable reference for collectors, researchers and enthusiasts of the history of writing, communications and technology.
If any of the pieces included in this archive serves as a reference for a future acquisition, please feel free to contact us. We will be pleased to let you know whether we have a similar object available or notify you when a related office antique is added to our catalogue.
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In this section you will find our archive of sold typewriters, a historical collection of antique typewriters that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, libraries, offices, museums and spaces dedicated to the history of writing and communication. This archive is an excellent reference resource for collectors, writers, decorators and enthusiasts of antique technical objects.
Over the years, our gallery has handled office typewriters, portable models, index typewriters, electric typewriters and machines manufactured by some of the most prestigious names in typewriter history, including Olivetti, Remington, Underwood, Royal, Hammond, Continental, AEG, Olympia, Erika, Triumph and Smith Corona. Many of these machines retained their original cases, accessories, documentation or complete mechanical components, significantly increasing their historical and collectible value.
This archive allows visitors to discover the evolution of typewriting and professional writing from the late nineteenth century through the second half of the twentieth century. Each machine reflects the technological advances of its time and the important role it played in offices, newspapers, public administrations, businesses and homes around the world.
This archive should be regarded as a historical catalogue of sold typewriters rather than an active sales section. If you would like to browse the pieces currently available, please visit our antique typewriters for sale, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.
The machines preserved in this archive allow collectors and researchers to compare manufacturers, models, printing systems, designs, materials and mechanical solutions that shaped the evolution of writing for more than a century. They provide a valuable reference for both collectors and historians of technology and written communication.
If any of the machines included in this archive serves as a reference for a future acquisition, please feel free to contact us. We will be pleased to let you know whether we have a similar model available or notify you when a related antique typewriter is added to our catalogue.
In this section you will find our archive of sold calculators, a historical collection of antique calculating machines that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, museums, offices, universities and institutions dedicated to the history of calculation and technology. This archive is an excellent reference resource for collectors, engineers, mathematicians and historians.
Over the years, our gallery has handled arithmometers, mechanical calculators, adding machines, comptometers, slide rules, Curta calculators and other calculating systems manufactured by prestigious makers such as Brunsviga, Odhner, Felix, Thales, Triumphator, Mercedes-Euklid and Burroughs. Many of these pieces retained their original cases, documentation, makers' plates or complete mechanisms, significantly increasing their historical and collectible value.
This archive allows visitors to discover the evolution of calculating machines from the first nineteenth-century arithmometers to the mechanical and electric calculators of the twentieth century. Each piece reflects the technical ingenuity of its time and the important role it played in offices, banks, businesses, laboratories, universities and public administrations before the arrival of modern computing.
This archive should be regarded as a historical catalogue of sold calculators rather than an active sales section. If you would like to browse the pieces currently available, please visit our antique calculators for sale, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.
The calculators preserved in this archive allow collectors and researchers to compare manufacturers, models, mechanisms, calculating systems and technical solutions that shaped the evolution of mechanical calculation for more than a century. They provide a valuable reference for collectors, researchers and enthusiasts of the history of engineering and technology.
If any of the pieces included in this archive serves as a reference for a future acquisition, please feel free to contact us. We will be pleased to let you know whether we have a similar calculator available or notify you when a related antique calculating machine is added to our catalogue.
In this section you will find our archive of sold telephones, a historical collection of antique telephones that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, museums, offices, libraries and institutions dedicated to the history of communications. This archive is an excellent reference resource for collectors, decorators and enthusiasts of antique telephones.
Over the years, our gallery has handled wall telephones, desk telephones, wooden telephones, Bakelite telephones, candlestick telephones, switchboard telephones, rotary dial telephones, Heraldo telephones and other representative models illustrating the evolution of telephony. Many of these pieces retained their original mechanisms, maker's plates, handsets, cranks or bells, significantly increasing their historical and collectible value.
This archive allows visitors to discover the evolution of the telephone from the first models of the late nineteenth century to the most representative designs of the twentieth century. Each telephone reflects the technological advances of its time and the important role it played in homes, businesses, hotels and public institutions before the arrival of mobile telephony.
This archive should be regarded as a historical catalogue of sold telephones rather than an active sales section. If you would like to browse the pieces currently available, please visit our antique telephones for sale, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.
The telephones preserved in this archive allow collectors and researchers to compare manufacturers, models, materials, operating systems and designs that shaped the evolution of communications for more than a century. They provide a valuable reference for collectors, researchers and enthusiasts of the history of technology.
If any of the telephones included in this archive serves as a reference for a future acquisition, please feel free to contact us. We will be pleased to let you know whether we have a similar model available or notify you when a related antique telephone is added to our catalogue.
In this section you will find our archive of sold telegraphs, a historical collection of antique telegraphs and Morse equipment that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, museums, institutions and exhibitions dedicated to the history of communications. This archive is an excellent reference resource for collectors, researchers and enthusiasts of historical technology.
Over the years, our gallery has handled Morse keys, telegraph keys, Morse instruments, telegraph stations, telegraph printers, galvanometers, sounders, coils and other components used for transmitting messages in Morse code. Many of these pieces retained their original mechanisms, maker's plates, wooden bases or electrical components, significantly increasing their historical and collectible value.
This archive allows visitors to discover the evolution of telegraphy from the first electrical systems of the nineteenth century to the equipment used throughout much of the twentieth century. Each piece reflects the technological advances of its time and the important role it played in communications, railways, public administration, commerce and military services.
This archive should be regarded as a historical catalogue of sold telegraphs rather than an active sales section. If you would like to browse the pieces currently available, please visit our antique telegraphs for sale, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.
The telegraphs preserved in this archive allow collectors and researchers to compare manufacturers, models, mechanisms, transmission systems and technical solutions that shaped the evolution of electrical communications for more than a century. They provide a valuable reference for collectors, researchers and enthusiasts of the history of electricity and technology.
If any of the pieces included in this archive serves as a reference for a future acquisition, please feel free to contact us. We will be pleased to let you know whether we have a similar telegraph available or notify you when a related antique Morse instrument is added to our catalogue.
Triumphator H calculator from the 1920s, manufactured in Germany. Very well-preserved and in working order Triumphator H calculator from the...
Antique German Brunsviga calculator from 1912. Magnificently preserved and in working order. Antique German Brunsviga calculator...
German Thales calculator from 1953. Barely used, in original packaging. Collector's item. German Thales calculator from 1953....
Rare Produx-Multator calculator manufactured in Germany in 1956. In perfect working condition. Rare Produx-Multator calculator...
Gorgeous Rheinmetall IIc mechanical calculator in very good condition. Amazing design. In excellent working order. Gorgeous Rheinmetall IIc mechanical...
Columbia Gramophone AJ with side...