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David Challis
01:13 PM on January 19, 2013
Hi all,
I purchased a TIM machine today with the idea of cleaning and giving a new coat of paint and a polish of the bare metal. It was with Bolton Transport and last date used is showing FEB 1935. It all works, even though the ink is a bit dull after nearly 80 years... and luckily a roll inside to "test"... any ideas on best way to approach this and how to identify the actual model would be appreciated. Last patent number is 646578. Ticket length is 3-9/16 of an inch on a 1-1/2 inch wide ticket. "Telephone" dial goes from Blank to 11d. Actuating pin in same plane as dial to allow ticket dispensing. I'll leave it at that. Thanks in ad vance.
Kind regards all
David
I purchased a TIM machine today with the idea of cleaning and giving a new coat of paint and a polish of the bare metal. It was with Bolton Transport and last date used is showing FEB 1935. It all works, even though the ink is a bit dull after nearly 80 years... and luckily a roll inside to "test"... any ideas on best way to approach this and how to identify the actual model would be appreciated. Last patent number is 646578. Ticket length is 3-9/16 of an inch on a 1-1/2 inch wide ticket. "Telephone" dial goes from Blank to 11d. Actuating pin in same plane as dial to allow ticket dispensing. I'll leave it at that. Thanks in ad vance.
Kind regards all
David
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Cirencester Cyril.
12:09 PM on December 16, 2011
Blackburm Tim seems to be doing alright for himself.
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