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In the operating business, the new trend
towards service machines has received a
powerful stimulation by introduction of the
new METAL TYPER.
It taps entirely new sources of revenue for
alert operators.
MET AL TYPERS render a definite service to
every community by putting within reach
of the public a coin-operated device which
will emboss up to 32 letters upon a beau-
tiful metal disc which is vended for only
five cents.
Every Medal vended is an active salesman
for you, because people like to show them
to their friends, who in turn become patrons
of METAL TYPERS.
Already, METAL TYPERS have proven to
their owners that they can earn substantial
earnings from the very start, such profits
increasing week after week as the machine
becomes known in its territory.
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An investment in MET AL TYPERS will pro-
vide a Lifetime Income for you; there is a
consistent demand for these useful Medals.
At the same time, the quality workmanship
built into this MET AL TYPER is your
guarantee that it will always function cor-
rectly and give you trouble-free service year
after year.
No other machine in the legal service field
could offer you such consistently high earn-
ings over so long a period as MET AL TYPER.
No wonder that seasoned operators in many
territories are making MET AL TYPERS the
backbone of their operating program, be-
cause they can depend on their earnings·
under all circumstances.
Master Built by
GBOETCBEN TOOL CO.
124 NORTH UNION ST., CHICAGO
WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS, Inc.
VIKING SPECIALTY CO.
MILLS SALES CO., Ltd.
3126 Elliott Ave., Seattle, Wash.
530 Golden Gate Ave. , San Francisca, Cal .
1640 18th St., Oakland, Cal.
The CO IN MACHINE REVIEW fo r September, 1939, Vol . 7, No. 3. Published monthly at 1113 Ven ice Blvd ., Los Angeles, Ca l. Fitzroy 8269. Pau l W. Blac kford ,
ed itor and publisher. Entered as Second Class Matter July 23, 1936, at the Post Office at Los Angeles, Cal ., unde r the act of Marc h 3, 1879.
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