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19-9-2024 16:42:28  #101


Re: Stapler

Is the "hammer" the metal sheet that separates the next staple from the rest and drives it into the paper?

 

19-9-2024 17:35:09  #102


Re: Stapler

Yep...the entire piece is gone.  Got the stapler knowing it was not functional.
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19-9-2024 19:49:42  #103


Re: Stapler

- black and white
 - box ends,
- row of fronts, curious which is oldest? I got a charge out of loading the white NOS and stapling for the first time since it was produced in xxxx year.


- Be kind 
 

19-9-2024 19:55:22  #104


Re: Stapler

My new white NOS is the only one where the plunger comes all the way out as a separate piece.


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20-9-2024 07:16:55  #105


Re: Stapler

Hi Mike,

I think the later production (1970-80's) of the Ace Liner had the fully-removable staple "ramrod".  Probably an easy way to simplify the production at bit and to reduce labor costs.

First time I ran across one...my heart sank for a minute thinking it was broken.

Nice colour grouping !  They are a bit addictive, aren't they... ?
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20-9-2024 07:20:33  #106


Re: Stapler

Mike,

This article has "Versions" identified for traits and years and even colours offered.

Your emerald-green 502 is your oldest one.

https://americanstationer.wordpress.com/2020/03/01/ace-aceliner-model-no-502-stapler/

 

20-9-2024 07:30:17  #107


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The author (Larry Parsons) also came out with a 320 page book all about ACE and their products through the years :

https://www.amazon.com/Staplers-Stapling-Machines-Fasteners-Fastener/dp/B09CGFXGZL/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=ace+fastener&qid=1629912269&s=books&sr=1-1

 

20-9-2024 08:10:07  #108


Re: Stapler

Pete E. wrote:

Mike,

This article has "Versions" identified for traits and years and even colours offered.

Your emerald-green 502 is your oldest one.

https://americanstationer.wordpress.com/2020/03/01/ace-aceliner-model-no-502-stapler/

Thanks for the links. 


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20-9-2024 09:06:50  #109


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Mike,

I think in his book the author has increased his "Versions" to some where around 7-9 differing Ace Liners. 

I am waiting to nab a used book on the cheap on eBay...as I suspect the 502 and 302 staplers might only be 1-2 chapters in the book.
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