Friden, USA. Pronounced "Free-den" according to a Friden advertisement, the company was founded in 1932 by Carl Friden to manufacture his highly advanced mechanical calculator which was capable of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Although Carl died in 1945 the company continued under the the guidance of Walter Johnson, who had provided financial backing. In 1964 there were two major developments: Johnson sold Friden to the Singer company, of sewing machine fame, and Friden...
Based on 1 sold computer, the Singer Friden typically sells for $2.15 (median price). Currently, 1 is listed for sale.
| Refurbished | Fully Working | Partially Working | Powers On | Untested | Not Working | For Parts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New | — | ~$47 | — | — | ~$38 | — | — |
| Mint | — | ~$39 | ~$29 | ~$27 | ~$31 | — | — |
| Excellent | ~$20 | ~$18 | ~$13 | ~$13 | ~$14 | ~$6 | ~$4 |
| Good | ~$12 | ~$11 | ~$8 | ~$8 | ~$9 | ~$4 | ~$3 |
| Fair | — | ~$8 | ~$6 | ~$6 | ~$7 | ~$3 | ~$2 |
| Poor | — | ~$6 | ~$5 | ~$4 | ~$5 | $2 (1) | ~$2 |
The value of a Singer Friden is approximately $2 (median sold price) based on 1 recent sales. Values range from $2 for units in fair condition to $2 for mint or sealed units with complete original packaging.
Based on 1 recent sales, a Singer Friden is worth between $2 and $2, with a median value of $2.
There are currently 1 Singer Friden units for sale on eBay and other marketplaces. Browse the available listings on this page to compare prices, conditions, and photos.