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US936050A
US936050A US34933806A US1906349338A US936050A US 936050 A US936050 A US 936050A US 34933806 A US34933806 A US 34933806A US 1906349338 A US1906349338 A US 1906349338A US 936050 A US936050 A US 936050A
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  • the invention consists in what is herein shown, described and claimed, its object being to simplify and cheapen the construction of type-writing machines, as well as to pro-' vide for perfect alinement of the writing,
  • Figure l of theaccompanying drawings represents a transverse section view of so much of a type-writing machine as is necessary to illustrate my improvements;
  • Fig. 2 a front elevation of a fragment of a partly finished type-bar segment of the machine and parts in connection therewith, a stopplate attachment being partly in section,
  • Fig. 3 an upperedge view of a portion of what is shown in Fig. 2;
  • Fig. 4 a sectional View indicated by line 4.& in said Fig/2;
  • Fig. 5 a cross-section of said type-bar segso ment and stop-plate attachment,
  • Fig. 6 a perspective view of a type-bar fulcrum-slide that is independently adjustable in the aforesaid segmcnt,-and
  • Fig. 7 a view of a linkrod partly in horizontal section on the plane indicated by line 9-9 in Fig. 1.
  • each recess 7) 0f the segment is intersected 'by a slot (1, and an angular notch (Zis provided in the rear lower portion of said segment from end to end of same. llngaging each recess of the aforesaid segment is a slide B having a lower angular hook c that I 'is guided in the notch d and upon the rear of said segment.
  • the slide is also provided with an upper screw-threadedshank f for an adjusting-nut g, and a suitably notched angle-plate G in detachable connection with the segment A engages the several slideshanksover against the nuts on same to prevent working loose of said nuts or tampering with the same.
  • a link-rod F connects each type-bar with a rocker (3r that is loose on a supporting rod ll, and provided with an oblique guide-slot y' engaged by a lateral lug L of an arm on of a key-lever 1, whereby there is a direct approximately horizontal pull of the link-rod on the type-bar and a' good impact of said bar, when the key-lever is depressed against resistance of a spiral-spring n in connection with it and an angle-bar J of the machine, contraction of the spring serving to automatically return said key-lever and parts controlled by same to normal, position, when releas'etbafter depression.
  • Another angleplate K of the machine serves as a fulcrum for the several key-levers, and it is practical to make this plate and the one J aforesaid integral.
  • Each rocker. G has the upper portion thereof preferably provided with a series of apertures and a rightangle hook-end 0- of a corresponding link-rod F is engaged.
  • each type-bar may be provided with three type as herein shown, ordinarily an upper and lower case letter and amumeral, punctuation-mark or other character, the platen L being normally in position to have the lower case letter im pact against the. same and interposed material upon which the writing is done, suitablemechanism will be employed toeffect a vertical shift of the platen carriage (not shown) in one direction or the other, in order to permit the impact of an upper cascletter, ptmetuation-mark or other character,
  • a type-writing machine the combination of a segment radially recessed and slotted at suitable intervals, a slide engaging each recess of the segment and provided with a lateral pivot-lug, type-bars hung on the lugs of the slides in the slots of said segment, means for holding each slide in inclependently adjusted position, and key-lever mechanism in conjunction. with each type-- bar.
  • a type-writing machine the combination of a segment radially recessed and slotted at suitable'intervals, a slide engaging each recess of the segment and provided with a lateral pivot-lug as well as a screw-threaded shank, an adjusting-nut engaging the shank of each slide, type-bars hung on the lugs of the slides in the slots of said segment, means for binding each slide in its independently adjusted position, and key-lever mechanism in conjunction with each type-bar.

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L. SHOLESQ TYPE WRITING MACHINE. APPLICATION FILED DBO. 24, 1906.
Patented 0011.5, 1909.
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LOUIS SHOLES, OF MILWAUKEEpVIISCONSIN.
TYPE-WRITING MACHINE.
Application filed December 24-, 1906.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I ,Lot'is bnomcs, a citizen of the United States, and resident of Milwaukee, in the county of Milwaukee and State of \Visconsin, have invented certain new and useful improvements in Type W'riting Machines; and I do hereby declare that the following. is a full, clear, and exact I description thereof.
1o The invention consists in what is herein shown, described and claimed, its object being to simplify and cheapen the construction of type-writing machines, as well as to pro-' vide for perfect alinement of the writing,
- especial reference being had to type-bar mechanisms in front strike species of such machines.
Figure l of theaccompanying drawings represents a transverse section view of so much of a type-writing machine as is necessary to illustrate my improvements; Fig. 2, a front elevation of a fragment of a partly finished type-bar segment of the machine and parts in connection therewith, a stopplate attachment being partly in section, Fig. 3, an upperedge view of a portion of what is shown in Fig. 2; Fig. 4, a sectional View indicated by line 4.& in said Fig/2; Fig. 5, a cross-section of said type-bar segso ment and stop-plate attachment, Fig. 6, a perspective view of a type-bar fulcrum-slide that is independently adjustable in the aforesaid segmcnt,-and Fig. 7 a view of a linkrod partly in horizontal section on the plane indicated by line 9-9 in Fig. 1.
referring by letter to the drawings, A
indicates a type-bar segment suitably secured in connection with the main-frame of the machine, this segment being radially 40 recessed and slotted at suitable intervals. Each recess 7) 0f the segment is intersected 'by a slot (1, and an angular notch (Zis provided in the rear lower portion of said segment from end to end of same. llngaging each recess of the aforesaid segment is a slide B having a lower angular hook c that I 'is guided in the notch d and upon the rear of said segment. The slide is also provided with an upper screw-threadedshank f for an adjusting-nut g, and a suitably notched angle-plate G in detachable connection with the segment A engages the several slideshanksover against the nuts on same to prevent working loose of said nuts or tampering with the same.
Each slide is provided with a lateral pivot Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented Oct. 5, 1909.
Serial No. 349,338.
lug it that serves as a fulcrui'n for the lower end of a type-bar E engaging a slot of the. segment adjacent to said'shde. To properly aline the type-bar, the corresponding slide is adjusted, by means of the nut g on the shank f of said slide. The adjustment having been ett'ecteththe slide is rigidly secured in adjusted position by a bindingscrew'i engaging the segment and arranged to-have its head overlap the outer edge of said slide. A. right-angle hook-end 0' of a link-rod F connects each type-bar with a rocker (3r that is loose on a supporting rod ll, and provided with an oblique guide-slot y' engaged by a lateral lug L of an arm on of a key-lever 1, whereby there is a direct approximately horizontal pull of the link-rod on the type-bar and a' good impact of said bar, when the key-lever is depressed against resistance of a spiral-spring n in connection with it and an angle-bar J of the machine, contraction of the spring serving to automatically return said key-lever and parts controlled by same to normal, position, when releas'etbafter depression. Another angleplate K of the machine serves as a fulcrum for the several key-levers, and it is practical to make this plate and the one J aforesaid integral.
Each rocker. G has the upper portion thereof preferably provided with a series of apertures and a rightangle hook-end 0- of a corresponding link-rod F is engaged.
with a :selected one of .said apertures, a spring-tongue 7) being attached to sald llnkrod to lap said rocker opposite said hook,
as is clearly shown in Fig. 9. By providing for adjustable connection of the link-rods with the rockers, the assembly ofthe machine and individual adjustment of the sevcral slides 13 is facilitated. 4
As is customary in the art, each type-bar may be provided with three type as herein shown, ordinarily an upper and lower case letter and amumeral, punctuation-mark or other character, the platen L being normally in position to have the lower case letter im pact against the. same and interposed material upon which the writing is done, suitablemechanism will be employed toeffect a vertical shift of the platen carriage (not shown) in one direction or the other, in order to permit the impact of an upper cascletter, ptmetuation-mark or other character,
' I' claim.
1. In a type-writing machine, the combination of a segment radially recessed and slotted at suitable intervals, a slide engaging each recess of the segment and provided with a lateral pivot-lug, type-bars hung on the lugs of the slides in the slots of said segment, means for holding each slide in inclependently adjusted position, and key-lever mechanism in conjunction. with each type-- bar.
2. In a type-writing machine, the combination of a segment radially recessed and slotted at suitable'intervals, a slide engaging each recess of the segment and provided with a lateral pivot-lug as well as a screw-threaded shank, an adjusting-nut engaging the shank of each slide, type-bars hung on the lugs of the slides in the slots of said segment, means for binding each slide in its independently adjusted position, and key-lever mechanism in conjunction with each type-bar.
3. In a type-writing machine, the combination of a segment radially recessed and slotted at suitable intervals, a slide engaging each recess of the segment and provided with a lateral pivot-lug as well as a. screw-threaded shank, an adjusting-nut engaging the-shank of each slide, a stop-plate in detachable connection with said segment and engaging the shanks of the several slides over against the adjusting-nuts, type-bars hung on the lugs of the slides in the slots of the aforesaid segment, means for binding each slide in its independently adjusted position, and keylever mechanism in conjunction with each type-bar.
4. In a type-writing machine, the combination of a segment radially recessed and slotted at suitable intervals, a slide engaging ea ch recess of the segment and provided with v slide engaging each recess of the segment and having an angular hook guided in said notch and against the rear ofsald segment,
means holding the slide in adjusted position,
and key-lever mechanism in conjunction with each type-bar.
In testimony that I claim the foregoing I have hereunto set my hand atMilwa'ukee in the county of Milwaukee and State of WVisconsin in the presence of two witnesses.
LOUIS s'HoLEs. \Vitnesses N. E. OLIPHANT, GEORGE F ELBER.
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