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Bar-Lock 4
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Hall Braille-Writer
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Kleidograph - for the blind
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Merritt
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Morris
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National - 1889
New American 5
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Remington 2
Rem-Sho no. 4
Shimer
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Stenograph 1 - first form
Stenograph 1 - third form
Sun index
Sun Standard 2
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World 1
Yost 1
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Daugherty
The Daugherty Typewriter Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1893 - serial no.1410
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This elegant typewriter pioneered the ubiquitous, 4-row, front-strike, see-as-you-type design, however it would be the Underwood typewriter that would steal the show soon after in 1896 by having the same optimum design features as the Daugherty but in a far better functioning machine. The 'modern' typewriter had arrived and the early age of invention for the typewriter was nearly over. "DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT! A "Blind" Machine will not give as much satisfaction. Accept no substitute for visible writing. There's but one that has it Absolutely all the Time. The "Daugherty - Visible" Typewriter. ." "SEE WHAT YOU ARE DOING. That's what you can on the Daugherty-Visible Typewriter."
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