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Class 400/285 - In denominational positions


Subclass of Class 400 - Typewriting machines
Definition: Subject matter wherein the typewriter is used to imprint
No. of patents: 3
Last issue date: 05/19/1987


NumberTitleIssue Date
4666321Electronic typewriter selectively responsive to set tabs and set decimal point tabs
An electronic typewriter includes: a carriage mounting a printing unit; a control unit for controlling the movement of the carriage; a first setting unit for setting a print start position at a preset position, a second setting unit for setting a decimal ...
05/19/1987
4395150Typewriter decimal tab mechanism
A decimal tab mechanism for a typewriter of the type having a printing element carried by a carriage comprises a tab bar 1 capable of being displaced longitudinally and comprising a series of tab blades 2 which may be separately selected. A stop 19 of bar...
07/26/1983
3978967Typewriter tabulator
The tabulator blade rack consists of a pivotally and axially movable rod. Depressing the desired decimal tabulation key frees the carriage from the escapement for movement in the typing direction, raises the corresponding tabulator stop, and rotates the t...
09/07/1976
 
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