Type name / number: | Adding and listing Machine Class1 style1, Manual operating (by crank) |
Production / SN: | 1-448016 |
Calculating principle: | Rocking Segment |
Calculating functions: | Add, Subtract |
Input accuracy | 9 digits |
Calculating accuracy: | 9 digits |
Extra's: | The original glass facet windows are in perfect shape. Most class1 machines have a A4 carriage, this Class1 style1 has a small-roll printing unit. This machine had a electrical driven option. The frame top has covers on the holes for the plus and error key (see photo) and a plate covers the motor crank attachment on the bottom plate. |
Designer: | Mr Burroughs |
Production year: | 1910-1920 |
Case material: | cast iron |
Weight: | 33kg |
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Previous owner: | Johnny (Ermelo in NL). The machine was picked up at his house after the Marktplaats deal. |
Cosmetic imperfections: (I accuse no one) |
The machine was painted in gray colour. After stripping the gray paint layer the two locations where the frame was broken (left leg in the rear) showed up. These are welled successfully. |
Date of receiving: | February 2011 |
Machine story: | The original reason for buying this machine are the glass side windows, the crank and the registry display cover. But it turned out a style one machine, which had a different in length compared with the style three and six machines. Plan B was started due to this and the perfect functional condition of the machine. After partly successful removing the gray paint from the cover, the bottom plate and the print unit, the original black colour and chrome printing unit saw daylight again. The metal cover was widely blank and the paint remover affected the transparent paint top layer. I consider repainting the frame. |
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