Maskiningeniørerne Af 1908

— Q MOORE’S MODERN METHODS, LIMITED, London, E.C.4, featured the range of Record Keeping Books and Ledgers, Nimblex Visible Loose Leaf Books, and Moorespeed Rapid Loose Leaf Books for machine accounting. MULDIVO CALCULATING MACHINE COMPANY, LIMITED, London, E.C.4, had a comprehensive exhibit of hand and electrically-operated Muldivo Calculating Machines, including the Muldivo Super Automatic Electric Machine. I» the lever setting range all machines have been fitted with a new» automatic carriage and one half turn for full clearing in carriage dials. In the selection of keyboard machines the Super-Auto- matic Muldivo has several new refinements for ease of operation. The Duplex Model has all the features of the Super-Automatic, and an additional feature is the accumulating dials. In the KME Models electric clearance of carriage dials and electric movement of carriage are new features. Barrett Adding Machines are now fitted with direct subtraction. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY, LIMITED, London, W.l, were showing an extensive range of National Cash Registers and Accounting Machines. The Cash. Registers displayed included the Class 1900 and the Class 6000 Models. The Audit-Strip and Ticket Printing Cash Register was also shown. NATIONAL LOOSE LEAF COMPANY, LIMITED, London, E.C.4, featured an extensive range of National Loose Leaf Books, Visible Equipment and Ring Binders. The display included the new Aladdin Bilock Ledger, which is now equipped with the double-action Bilock mechanism. The patented Blue Diamond Loose Leaf Binder requires no key to lock or unlock the mechanism. The National Minute Books without key locks were also on display. In addition, National Record Forms for road and rail traffic were included in the display. NEW ERA TIME & TELEPHONE SYSTEMS, Manchester, interested visitors in their line of Automatic Telephones, including Inter-Departmental Telephones and Synchronised Time and Signalling Devices. POWERS-SAMAS ACCOUNTING MACHINES, LIMITED, London, W.C.2, were showing Powers Accounting Machines, and the exhibit included the Powers-Four Automatic Key Punch, which is entirely automatic in action and is invaluable in all cases where speed of punching is of paramount importance. The Powers New Hand Verifier guarantees the complete verifi- cation of every punching position on the card. A recent product of this manufacturer is the Powers-Samas Tabulator, listing and totalling at the rate of 7,500 cards per hour. This machine can now be fitted with an illuminated designator, which shows to the operator the cards as they are ready in the tabulator for ledger posting. ♦ RELIANCE TELEPHONE COMPANY, LIMITED, London, VICK, ASHWORTH & COMPANY, LIMITED, Salford, Manchester, featured Vicash Stationery, Filing Systems and - TOLLIT & HARVEY, LIMITED, London, E.C.2, were showing a variety of Analysis and Loose Leaf Books, including the new Sterling Loose Leaf Books. The Flyleaf Binder, which is a new product of this firm, also formed part of the exhibit. UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT FISHER, LIMITED, London, E.C.4, featured Underwood Standard and Portable Typewriters, and the Noiseless line. In addition to Portables, the new Model Standard Noiseless was displayed. The range of Underwood- Sundstrand Adding and Accounting Machines includes the Multi Register, the special features of which are multiple computing register, automatic control of seventeen different operating functions, new front feed carriage ensuring complete visibility of all work during operation. Underwood Accounting and Continuous Form Writing Machines for a variety of purposes were also demonstrated to visitors, including the new Simplex Model equipped with column adding and subtracting register. Elliott Fisher Accounting and Invoice-Writing Machines with many exclusive features formed part of the exhibit, and the Hooven Automatic Typewriter, the only machine of its class, attracted much attention from the public. UNIVERSAL POSTAL FRANKERS, LIMITED, London, W.l, displayed Universal Postal Franking Machines, which included the Universal Midget, the new Model H, the Multi- Value Electric Model, and the High Speed Model A. The Model A Pitney-Bowes seals and franks envelopes at the rate of 25,000 per hour. A feature of this exhibit was the first Franking Machine, an Electric Model NZ, supplied to Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Company, Limited, London, and used from 1923 to 1934. This machine was recently replaced by a Multi-Value Model electrically operated. Cross Balancing Machine which gives a daily balancing of all customers’ ledger accounts. Dalton 10-Key Adding Machines^, formed part of the exhibit. L C SMITH & CORONA TYPEWRITERS, LIMITED, London, W.C.2, were displaying the range of Corona Portable and L C Smith Standard Typewriters. In the new Silent L C Smith Model noise in operation has been reduced. The Corona line included the Four, Special, Silent and Sterling Models. The Maxispeed Attachment and Cartonia Indicator System were shown to visitors.' The range of Marchant Calculating Machines, including hand and electrically-operated models, were also on display. To attract the attention of visitors an operator typed on an L C Smith machine, and the letters were simultaneously flashed on to an electrically-illuminated board. TAN-SAD CHAIR COMPANY (1931), LIMITED, London, E.C.l, displayed the wide range of Tan-Sad Chairs, including the Secretarial and Executive Models. NTERNATK EXPORT RE Sr