Facsimile Telegraph Receiver, 1930-1940
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Artifact Overview
This facsimile receiver was used to print out incoming telegraph messages. Edward Kleinschmidt, its inventor, developed and refined telegraphy, stock market perforators, and railway signaling technology. His improvements upon teleprinters are especially notable, leading to the establishment of the Teletype Corporation in 1930. His portable teleprinter--capable of printing 100-words-per-minute--was adopted by the US Signal Corps in 1949.
Artifact Details
Artifact
Printer (Output device)
Date Made
1930-1940
Place of Creation
Creator Notes
Invented by Edward Kleinschmidt while working for the Teletype Corporation.
Location
Not on exhibit to the public.
Object ID
86.25.18
Credit
From the Collections of The Henry Ford. Gift of AT & T.
Material
Brass (Alloy)
Steel (Alloy)
Hard Rubber
Wood (Plant material)
Rubber (Material)
Dimensions
Height: 13 in
Width: 13.375 in
Length: 16.25 in
Inscriptions
tag:
Kleinschmidt Patent
Facsimile Telegraph Receiver
Model #41
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