Although this news printer used wide (broad) sheets of paper instead of the narrow tape used for stock quotations, it still uses a single type wheel and the "ticker" method of printing so I think of it as a "stock ticker".
I'm looking for any and all information about this printer, let me know if you have some.
The page originally was called broad sheet, but I've been told a broad sheet is newspaper size and broad tape is tabloid size, so broad tape it is.
The paper should be 5" wide, my first try has it as 6-1/8 which is a little too wide for the mechanism.
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See Fig 3. The ticker is driven with a bi-polar signal on two wires (Cinch Jones plug pins 5 & 6, see Fig 11).
It has a DC resistance of 88 Ohms.
If the motor supplies torque on the type wheel shaft, then activation of the ticker would allow the type wheel to move one step.
It has a DC resistance of 400 Ohms.
On Label:
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Feeding Mechanism for Printing Telegraphs, A. Vischer Jr.
(Dow, Jones & Co.), Nov 17, 1931, 400/320 ; 178/28; 400/322; 400/332.4; 400/332.5; 451/392; 74/167 This may be for the wobble plate character advance. Calls: 1178215 Printing Telegraph Receiver, G.S. Conger (Dow Jones & Co.), Apr 4, 1916 Calls: 765978 Receiving Instrument for Printing Telegraph Systems, W.R. Landfear, Jul 26, 1904, |
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D87174 June 14, 1932, D20/2 - standing casket design. flat glass to allow viewing and reduce noise |
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1957076 Printing Telegraph, H.L. Paulding (Financial Press Companies), May 1, 1934, 178/4.1R ; 178/23R; 178/28 This includes a schematic of how the transmitter is wired to the system and this printer. Note: Bipolar signal in Fig 3a. |
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1957088 Switch, A. Vischer Jr. (Financial Press Companies), May 1, 1934, 337/89 ; 337/104; 337/109; 337/113 Switch housed in multi-plug assembly |
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1979510 Telegraphic Printing Mechanism, A. Vischer Jr.(Financial Press Companies), Nov 6, 1934, 400/320 ; 16/94R; 178/27; 188/316; 267/124; 267/64.15; 400/174; 400/322; 400/328.1; 403/318; 403/356; 451/233; 464/106 This appears to be this printing mechanism! Calls: 1957076 (see above) |
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This is part of the Model 28 family (Wiki).
The ID plate has the following patent numbers and others have been added.
2348214
2505729 Printing telegraph apparatus, Walter J Zenner, Tyeltype, 1950-04-25, - Model 28 rectangular type block
2566031 Latch operated clutch, Arthur N Nilson, Tyeltype, 1951-08-28, -
2568249 Latch operated clutch, Arthur N Nilson, Rolf A Thienemann, Walter J Zenner, Tyeltype, 1951-09-18, -
2574137 Stop for reciprocating members, Walter J Zenner, Tyeltype, 1 951-11-06, -
2577064 Interchangeable type carrier, Walter J Zenner, Tyeltype, 1951-12-04, -
2595745 Printing telegraph selector, Walter J Zenner, Tyeltype, 1952-05-06, -
2607848 Telegraph keyboard transmitter, , Walter J Zenner, Tyeltype, 1952-08-19, -
2624799 Range finder for telegraph selectors, Carl W Swan, Tyeltype, 1953-01-06, -
2658105 Shift mechanism, Berthel F Madsen, Tyeltype, 1953-11-03, -
2666095 Telegraph printer, Walter J Zenner, Tyeltype, 1954-01-12, -
2667256 Line feed mechanism, Berthel F Madsen, Tyeltype, 1954-01-26, -
2667533 Automatic message switching system, Walter J Zenner, Tyeltype, 1954-01-26, -
2678118 Friction clutch, Walter J Zenner, Tyeltype, 1954-05-11, -
2697505 Ribbon reverse mechanism, Berthel F Madsen, Tyeltype, 1954-12-21, -
261567 Printing-telegraph, E.A. Schoettel, July 25, 1882, - line over line rather than paper tape. Uses many type wheels.
1140861 Printing-telegraph receiver, John E Wright, Wright Telegraphic Typewriter Co, 1915-05-25, -
1201809 Printing-telegraph receiver, Amos F Dixon, WE, 1916-10-17, -
1370402 Automatic telegraph system, George R Benjamin, WU, 1921-03-01, -
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Stock Ticker Patents - illustrated with drawings
WU 5A High Speed Stock Ticker
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