The AEG KAL portable ticket machine

This AEG KAL ticket machine was used by the Dutch national railways in the 1970s. The ticket details are set with the input pins, and a turn of the crank then issues a newly printed ticket. It has a locked cartridge with a control copy of all tickets printed.
For more information on this and other machines in my collection, please visit my website:
www.jaapsch.net/mechcalc/
0:00 Introduction
0:23 Input
1:13 Printing a ticket
2:07 Removing from the stand
2:29 Counter registers
3:33 Opening the case
4:05 Control cartridge
6:24 Ink roller
6:53 Setting the date
7:15 Print locking mechanism
8:04 Print cycle
9:20 Outro

[@ChrisStaecker]

The lockpicks! 5:00 Nice touch-

[@jaapsch2]

It's the "Covert Companion" that is sold by the @LockPickingLawyer youtube channel.

[@stephenfreeborn]

What a great machine. Thanks for the video.

[@GrumpyTim]

I wish you hadn't shown this Jaap - now I really want one!!!! Great video and such an excellent machine too. I was quite impressed at the lockpickinglaywer style entry into the second roll - I think I knew about the second roll, somewhere deep in my memory, but I'd sort of forgotten about it.

[@DaveInBridport]

Great machines. Only appear rarely on auction sites.

[@iBlimp]

Looks cool

[@iBlimp]

Jaap can you find alpina universal calculator? It’s nice for your collection

[@jaapsch2]

It's on my wish list, but the few times I've seen one for sale it went way over my spending limit.

[@OtSenseDeterminar]

Hi! Thanks for the video I recently bought a machine like this but unfortunately it does not have the ink roll holder. Could you tell me if there is anywhere where they sell it? Thanks in advance

[@jaapsch2]

I doubt these can be found except in other old AEG machines. These ticket machines have not been made in at least 35 years.

[@shko0729]

蘭鐵!?