This version of the Hebern machine dispensed with the Remington typewriter. Instead, it used a light indicator panel. The example pictured here is believed to be the prototype to patent 1683072 (Electric Code Machine E. H. Hebern, September 4, 1928. It contains a keyboard with lamps and has multiple rotors).
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Above and below - Top views of machine. (Photos by James Bove ) |
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Bottom View - Keyboard is at the bottom of the photo. (Photo by James Bove ) Rear View - With machine upside down. (Photo by James Bove )
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This is the multi rotor machine described by patent 1683072. (Image courtesy United States Patent Office). |
Contributors and Credits:1) James Bove <livstm(at)sbcglobal.net>
2) Brooke Clarke <brooke(at)pacific.net>
3) US Patent 1683072
Dec 6/08