[GreenKeys] What machine is this?

[Duncan Brown]

It is a Teletype M35 - an ASCII version of the M28 and a heavy-duty 
replacement for the M33.

For some more pictures and and Don House's comments on a tabletop 
version, see this Greenkeys posting of a few years ago:

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    Subject: [GreenKeys] 35KSR Table Top Unit Photos
    From: John Whitney <john at johnwhitney.com>
    Date: 03-Mar-13 17:08
    To: greenkeys at mailman.qth.net

    Here is the table top 35KSR that I have...

    http://www.vintagebytes.com/photos/2013/130303-35ksr-table-top.jpg

    http://www.vintagebytes.com/photos/2013/130303-35ksr-table-top-open.jpg

    I have not restored it yet, but it is in working condition.  What
    allows it to be table top is moving the bell from under the unit, to
    a bracket that is in the far back left corner.

    John :-)
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    The only actual table top Model 35s I am aware of were the
    M35 KTR (Keyboard Typing Reperforator) and M35 KTP (Keyboard Tape
    Printer)

    The Model 35 KSR was also offered as a rack mounted unit for use in
    central offices
    However the base was not designed for table top use unless modified.
    You can see the rails under the unit in the photo from my museum in
    1999.
    I put the plywood under it to set it on the filing cabinet.

    Don
    K9TTY
    -...-

The AWA Museum has a M35 (tabletop) perforator.  When we first got it, I 
didn't know much about the M35.  It looked like a M28 KSR, but with only 
a motor & perforator inside of it.  I wondered why the label said 
"M34/35" if it was made from M28 parts.



M34/35 tabletop perforator. (military M28 - TT-176 to left)

Have fun,

Duncan
K2OEQ


On 28-Sep-18 19:27, Keith Densmore wrote:
> Anyone know what machine this is?
>
> Thanks, 73,
> Keith ve3gem
>


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