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The C-36 is one of the first mechanical pin-and-lug machines
developed by Hagelin. It is larger than its successor, the C-35,
and resembles the shape of the later M-209 somewhat.
In this 1936 model, the tabs on the metal bars inside
the machine are not yet movable.
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The machine shown here is in pretty bad condition as parts of the
transportation mechanism at the right hand side are missing.
The interior of the machine, however, is in very good condition
and appears to be complete.
If you have any components or spare parts available you can
help us to restore this machine to its original state.
Please check the photographs below to get a picture of the machine's
current state.
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This photograph shows the right hand side of the C-36.
As you can see, the crank is present but the mechanics
to move the drum are missing. These have probably been
removed by a former owner in an attempt to repair the unit.
If you have spare parts for this machine, please contact us.
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