STATIONARY CHECK IMPRINTING MACHNE SPEEDRITE HALL WELTER CO., INC. ANTIQUE VINTA for Sale

STATIONARY CHECK IMPRINTING MACHNE SPEEDRITE HALL WELTER CO., INC. ANTIQUE VINTA For Sale

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STATIONARY CHECK IMPRINTING MACHNE SPEEDRITE HALL WELTER CO., INC. ANTIQUE VINTA:
$26.00

STATIONARY ADDING MACHINE MAX PD72M 8 ½” X 10” X 2 ½” 3 ½ LBS

UL MODEL PD-72M MAXELECTRONICS CO., LTD.

AC 117V 60Hz 5W0.1A MADE IN JAPAN

BUSINESS EQUIPMENT

SERIAL NO. J85A24797

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Nov. 21, 1939. ELTER 2,180,446

CHECK WRITING MACHINE Filed Sept. I 27, 1937 4 Sheets-Sheet 1 30 INVENTOR.

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Nov. 21, 1939. wELTER 2,180,446

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Patented Nov. 21, 1939 alas CHECK WRITING MACHINE Herman C. Welter, Rochester, N. Y., assignor to I Hall-Welter 00., Incorporated, a corporation of New York Application September 27, 1937, Serial No. 165,850

4 7 Claims.

My present invention relates to printing and more particularly to small portable devices, such as are used in business establishments for printing upon the designated line the cash amounts of checks. The invention has more particularly to do with check writing machines of this character in which a plurality of movable printing types are individually adjustable to collectively produce different amount combinations, such individual adjustment of the types being eifected by hand levers or keys that the operator moves to a selected point with the aid of calibrations upon an outside scale. When the types have been so set a platen is brought into engagement therewith through the medium of a general operating member so that the printed act is accomplished in the pre-selected denomination. It is sometimes desired to repeatedly print checks of the same amount and it is at other times desired to change the amount printed on the check between operations.

It is the latter requirement with respect to which the present invention has to do and its general object is to' provide a simple and effective means for restoring the individual types to a zero or neutral position so that after the operating member has performed its function the setting devices will be restored and, as in the previous setting, they may be moved to print a new and different amount when the general operating element is again brought into use.

Referring to the first mentioned condition, in which repeated imprints of checks of the same denomination are desired, after an initial adjustment of the type setting devices, the present improvement does not disturb that procedure because I provide an arrangement whereby the restoring means may be thrown out of operation so that such initial setting can be duplicated or continued to produce any number of checks of the same amount.

Another feature of the invention resides in the fact that I provide such a portable machine with means for causing it to adhere to a desk top, table or other support in such manner that, in the manipulations of the type setting devices and in the manipulations of the main operating means, it will not be displaced and will stand with immobility at the point on such surface upon which it is originally deposited. To these and other ends, the invention resides in certain improvements and combinations of parts, all as will be hereinafter more fully explained, the

novel features being pointed out in the claims I at the end of this specification.

In the drawings: Fig. 1 is a top plan view of a check writing machine constructed in accordance with and Fig. 4 is a view similar to Fig. 3 on the same scale partly broken away and directionally reversed, showing the printing couple in operative position, that is, with the operating handle actuated to produce an impression on the check;