Tim (1907)

Martin (US), pages 191 - 196

Martin (Dtsch), pages 202 - 206

 

"The Tim is a stepped drum machine (Thomas system), similar to the general description given the introduction. Manufacturer: Ludwig Spitz and Co. of Berlin-Tempelhof."

Tim = "Time Is Money"

 

all Tim and Unitas models were available with the following capacities:

model input revolution cntr result register
I 6 5 8
6 7 10
7 7 10
7 7 12
II 8 7 12
III 8 9 16
IV 10 9 16
V 10 11 20

 

 

TIM, early models

principle  stepped drum

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capacity 

 various, see above

input  sliders
prod. years  1907 - 1909
mach. built  
features  
dimensions  
weight  
known s/n

 

    
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TIM, slider models

principle  stepped drum

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capacity 

 various, see above

input  sliders
prod. years  1909 - ?
mach. built  
features  
dimensions  
weight  
known s/n

 300R3, 7 734, 16,551

    
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TIM, keyboard models

principle  stepped drum

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capacity 

 various, see above

input  full keyboard
prod. years  1909 - 1927
mach. built  
features  also with electr.motor
dimensions

 33 x 22 x 15 cm (TIM I)

 44 x 19 x 21 cm (TIM II)

weight

 8 kg (TIM I)

 14 kg (TIM II)

known s/n

 18,921, 30,420, 31,752

    
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                                                                                         source: Antikma Auktionen - Rainer Rzepka

 

 

 

 

Unitas (1907)

Martin (US), pages 194 - 196

Martin (Dtsch), pages 206 - 208

 

"Unitas is the trade name for the Tim equipped with a double counting mechanism, designed by the engineer Robert Rein"

"The reversing levers, positioned to the left of the setting slides, are capable of setting both counting mechanisms to addition or subtraction, or of setting either one to add while the other subtracts. This considerably increases the applicability of the machine. It is possible to simultaneously subtract a result, computed in the first result mechanism by multiplication, from a given value in the second calculating mechanism. "

 

principle  stepped drum

capacity 

 various, see above

input  sliders
prod. years  1907 -  ???
mach. built  
features  second result register
dimensions  58 x 26 x 15
weight  16 kg
known s/n

 492, 493 , 548, 1.907

    
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principle  stepped drum

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capacity 

 various, see above

input  sliders
prod. years  ???
mach. built  
features  second result register
dimensions  
weight  
known s/n

 3517, 3640

    
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      source: W.Verwüster

 

 

 

 

principle  stepped drum

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capacity 

 various, see above

input  full keyboard
prod. years  1909 - ???
mach. built  
features  storage register
dimensions  
weight  
known s/n

 10 848, 16 041

    
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      source: Antikma Auktionen - Rainer Rzepka

 

 

 

 

TIM Unitas IV, electric

principle  stepped drum

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capacity 

 10 (w/o cr) x 9 (w/o tc) x 16

input  full keyboard
prod. years  1912
mach. built  
features  2nd result register 16 digits
dimensions  57 x 31 x 108 cm
weight  > 40 kg
known s/n

 5,792

    
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      source: HJ.Denker

 

 

 

last updated: 21-Feb-12