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Class 400/301 - By disabling carriage-escapement mechanism


Subclass of Class 400 - Typewriting machines
Definition: Subject matter wherein the nonfeed or the nonmovement of
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 09/27/1988


NumberTitleIssue Date
4773774Printer with erasing ribbon control function
Disclosed is a printer having a correction ribbon tape for correcting printed characters. A plurality of characters printed in the same print position can be corrected in one step of feed of the correction ribbon tape....
09/27/1988
4405244Typewriter operating attachment providing for dead key operations
A baseplate attachment (12) having actuator elements which extend into an electrical typewriter (13) to initiate operations in response to signals indicative of successive characters to be printed further provides for dead key print operations when desira...
09/20/1983
4382705Typewriter with an erasing apparatus
A typewriter with a character erasing apparatus capable of consecutively erasing a series of characters as well as a single character once printed on a sheet of printing paper. The typewriter is provided with a retaining crank movable to first, second and...
05/10/1983
4309118Device for correction of misprint of a typewriter
A correction device for a typewriter is disclosed. The correction device includes a correction key which is linked to the escapement device which normally advances the carriage each time a key is depressed. The correction key disengages the escapement dev...
01/05/1982
 
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