History of the Typewriter
Forfatter: Geo. Carl Mares
År: 1909
Forlag: Guilbert Pitman
Sted: London
Sider: 318
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Capital letters and figures, and there are no delicate parts
between the key and the type-bar. . . . The type-bars of
the Imperial are guided in a hardened steel V independent
of the type-bar bearing. Thus, when the type makes its
imprint on the paper, the type-bar is held firmly both on
its outer and inner ends.’'1
The movement of the keyboard and types on the depres“
sion of the shift-keys will therefore be seen to be identical
to that on the National. The machine certainly presents
a handsome appearance, and the touch would, one conceives,
be an exceedingly pleasant and easy one. The* weight is
stated to be about 14 lbs. and the selling price £10.