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WOLVERINE ADDING MACHINE TIN TOY, found this cool item today at st vinnes for like pennies almost, very fun , and cool tin toy .made in the usa, how this works is you stick your finger in the slot holes and pull it down . and it shows the total on the bottom. thats just good idea on how this works
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I drove my grandparents insane with the noise that thing makes. Now I'm wondering where it went. Hadn't thought about it in years.
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