Magenta time recorder

Made:
London

Magneta time recorder, model M16, driven by synchronous motor, in perspex case with mounting parts and key

Details

Category:
Time Measurement
Object Number:
1961-69
Materials:
steel (metal), plastic (unidentified), silk (printing ribbon), metal (unknown), iron, wood (unidentified) and brass (copper, zinc alloy)
Measurements:
overall: 450 mm x 310 mm x 240 mm,
type:
electric time recorder
credit:
Magneta (B.V.C.) Ltd.

Parts

Magneta time recorder, model M16, driven by synchronous motor, in perspex case, 1930-1960. The motor enables it to automatically print the arrival and departure of employees and trigger bells and buzzers, used in business.

Magenta, Electric Motor Time Recorder, 1930-1960

Magneta time recorder, model M16, driven by synchronous motor, in perspex case, 1930-1960. The motor enables it to automatically print the arrival and departure of employees and trigger bells and buzzers, used in business.

Materials:
steel (metal) , silk , plastic (unidentified) , metal (unknown) , iron and wood (unidentified)
Object Number:
1961-69 Pt1
type:
time recorder
Mounting parts and key for Magneta time recorder, model M16, driven by synchronous motor, in perspex case

Mounting parts and key for Magneta time recorder

Mounting parts and key for Magneta time recorder, model M16, driven by synchronous motor, in perspex case

Object Number:
1961-69 Pt2
type:
key

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