- beak
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Re: Remington model identification
Great.
It depends on how the space bar is tripping the escapement; some machines jump a whole space immediately the bar is pressed, some just move half a space, and complete the whole space only when the SB is released.
Sincerely,
beak.
- Uwe
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Re: Remington model identification
type13 wrote:
...there is nothing anywhere to say model number or serial number or such.
Your machine is a Remington Model 24 manufactured during the late '60s. Below is my 1968 model for comparison. I think the serial number, which should have a 'CM' or 'M' prefix, is located under the carriage on the right side of the machine (move the carriage all the way to the left).
The pronoun I has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
- type13
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Re: Remington model identification
Thank you very much, Uwe. One difference I notice between yours and mine, is the brand name on the front. Yours just says Remington, where mine also has 'Sperry Rand'.
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