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Marcin
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frag_
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| It's LED display, very common for calculators 25-35 years ago. |
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kosmokrator
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I think this called bubble display Led's
as frag_ says used in old calculators....most |
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Tegranphos
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LED module display with magnifying lenses in my opinion... More easy if post the model of calculator or a pic with general view
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Marcin
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Thanks for a help. I have put this thing already on eBay. I see there are some calculator collectors 
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