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-CORRECT POSTURE 3-AUTOMATIC PAPERLOC'K 4

-- - - -LINE METER 5--- ---CARD WRITING ,6- -

-- - -, VISIBIILlTY 7-MAGIC MARGIN 8- -

- -KEYBOARD 9

-- --I LINE SPACING 10-11- -'PLACEMENT OF CONTROLS 12-13

- -USING THE SCALES 14-15

-TOUCH CON'TR'OL 16- -LIFT OFF TOP 17

-- -TWIN PAK RIBBON CHANGE 1B-19- --:REMOVABLE CYLINDER 20

-- -SPEED SPACER 21- --PAPER RELEASE LEVER 21

-PAPER INSERTION 21- -CARRIAGE 'RELEASE LEVER 21- -- -- -COLOR SELECTOR CONTROL 22

-BACK SPACE KEY 22- -

TABULATOR 22- --CARE OF YOUR TYPEWRITER 23

- ---ROYTYPE SUPPLIES 24- - -

- -SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE 25- --


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Before inserting paper, the Automatic Paper Lock should bepulled forward. After the paper is inserted and rolled up, theAutomatic Paper Lock on the Royal is pushed back. When it hitsthe cylinder it automatically rolls upward, ironing the paper fiat.This convenient feature of the Royal prevents the paper frombuckling, subdues the sound of the type- trikes and insures sharp,clear typewritten copy.

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This easy-to-u e page-end indicator provides a vi ual warningwhen approaching the bottom of the heet. It tells the typist exactlyhow many inches he ha left to the bottom edge enabling her tomake neat bottom-edge margins. Set it as follow: Turn thecylinder until SET 11" appears under the indicator . Insertpaper and roll into typewriter to desired position. As youapproach the bottom of the heet the indicator will tell you whenyou have 2", 1 t l - l " , 1" and V : ! " of typing space left to the bottomof the page. (See inset) (The Line Meter works only on paperhich is 11" long.)


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To type cards on your new Royal, raise the disappearing cardfingers on either side of the printing point and move the rollersof the automatic paper lock toward the center. They will nowact a card feeders. Feed in the card and roll it up into positionabove the Writing Line Scale. You can now type on the top edge,to the extreme left and right sides and along the bottom edge ofany size card.


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Printing point shadow are eliminated on theRoy,a). You can see the printing-point eale readinginstantly even under poor light. The Royalba the only Printing Point Seale numbered everyfive space. Reading the cale i easier", faster,more accurate. ote the Fun..Vue Printing PointIndicator that frame the printingpoint for instant reading.


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Margins were never easier to et than on your Royal. For withimproved "Magic" Margin all you need do ipo ition the carriage,place your index finger behind the "Magic" Margin control andmove it forward. Release it and your margin is set and locked inplace. Thu you can set both margins in less time than it takes totalk about it. To reset margins, left or right, simply hold the"Magic" Margin lever forward while repositioning the carriage.Release the lever and your new margin i et and locked in place.


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eThe Royal Keyboard is scientifi ..cally de igned for natural ease intyping .. Control are located forin tant action. The modern Fin-gee-Flow Key a emade of non-glare pla tic. Letter are moldedall the way through the key forlifetime legfbili y and there areno letter depre ion in the keyto catch fingernail or du t. Typ-ingrhythm is mooth and unin-terrupted even \, hen making pe-cial symbol on the RoyaJ.

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I E -=To change line pacing temporal-ilyw[thout10 jng your original line spacingvpull forward the'Line Pinder and turn the cylinder until the level youwi h to write on appear at the edge of the WritingLine Scale. Pushing back the Line Finder returnyou to your original pacing. Excellent for writingchemical symbols. sub and upereript as: H ;! 0 " 8 '60

-You have your choice of single,double or triple ,spacing' between the lines by mov-ing the pointer to the de Ired num-ber on the Line Space Selector.

-To make a permanent change inthe line spacing" pre s in the Variable Line I pacerbutton while turning the CylinderKnob. Locate the work exactly \i There you want it at the edge of the Writing LineScale. Relea e the button and the spacing i per ..manently changed to the new et-up,

- The new Royal CarriageReturn Lever i long, rugged and 'contour-curvedto prevent interference with thetypewriter frame when returningthe carriage. The lar e, comfortable, ebony-coloredfingerpiece i never cold to the touch. otice howeasily and confidently you can return the carriagewith a minimum of movement from the guide keypo iion. otice al 0 the minimum refiectance-this lever i ea y on the eyes.

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AUTO'MATIC PAP R LOCK SCALEA convenient copy locator while youare typing" By raising the paperlock,you ean determinethe po iUon of margins a!,d tab columns in the upper por ..bon of a .heet without rolling the,copy through the typewriter. Idealwhen dealing with a carbon pack.Also helpful in determining themargins and tab po itions of work~hich is to be copied. Simply placethe typewritten material under thepaper lock with the left edge of thepaper at zero and note margins andtab po iion .

PAPER GUIDE SCALEThis i u ed to po ition the PapGuide which i usuallz set at 0the standard 'carriagewidth typewriter. It may be moved Jeft or right to crectly position card ,envelopeodd-size paper.

WRITING LIINE SCALEThis cale is u ed to properly alitypewritten material rein ertedthe typewriter for cor-rection or fiU-ins. Thebottom of mo ,t charaeters shojust touch the top of the cafe aeach character hould be centerover a scale mark. Letter suchthe 44)" u-., """d 1. , v or 1 are I. ea for tpurpo e.

CYLINDER S'CALIE,This scale is in direct eon- tact with your sheet, andis your most accurate indicatorpaper edge position. To locatecenter of a page add the leftright reading and divide by t

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IPAINTING POINT SCALERead this, scale at the Printing Point Indicator todetermine where the next character will print.Thi cale i uniform with all other scale onyour typewriter. Use it to et margins and tabs orwhenever you want to move the carriage to aspecific position.

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With'Touch Control" you can tailor the keyboard re pon eto uit your own touch. or a lighter touch, depre the leverand. move it toward the lower number on the dial. You renow decrea ,ing the ten ion on the type bars, For a firm touch,move the: lever the oppo ite \vay toward the higher'number .Whether your touch i' firm or light, with "Touch Control" youcan adju t the Royal touit your elf.


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ifAnother' convenience feature ofthe Royal. A gentle presureagainst the front of the top plate from the typist's thumb ( eein et) relea e the hand orne top-plate. It then lifts off ea .B yand quickly providin complete acce ' for ribbon change, clean-ing etc. When in position it afford utmost enclo-ure and protection for the operating parts.

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Disengage ribbon from carrierhOWD. Lift out and di card bop,]a tic ribbon cartridge

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Hold the new ribbon cartridge'with the round ide toward you,eparate and draw them apartabout four inches, 0 that a hortloop of ribbon form. Engage theloop in the ribbon carrier.

Pull the cartridges toward youabout two inches and place themin the cartridge holders, Yourribbon change is, complete.

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eRemoving the cylinder on the Royal i a imple one-handedoperation. Pre the . 3 Iinder Relea e Lever on the right car-riage end and the collar which hold' the cylinder in place isreleased. The cylinder may then be lifted out. Thu you haveinstant acce ibility for cleaning the paper feed roll or forchanging to a hard cylinder when a quantity of carbon copiemust be made.

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cA newly de igned pace bar built into the frontframe of the new Royal'! It i shor er,a ter,andfar more re pon ive - another reason why thenew Royal i the ea ie t writing typewriter everde igned l

To emove paper, pull forward both the PaperRelea e Lever and the Automatic Paper Lock andlift out paper, The paper may al 0 be rolled outby mean of either Cylinde'r Knob.

When in erting a heet of paper, fir t et thePaper Guide at 0 and pull the Automatic PaperLock forward by the finger piece. Drop the paperbehind the cylinder with the left edge restingagainst the Paper Guide. The bottom edge of thepaper hould re t evenly in the lot between therna' ter feed roll and the cylinder. If paper iplacedevenly in the Jot and at the' arne angle as thepaper table, it will feed in straight. However"hould any traightening be nece ary, pun for-ward the Automatic Paper Lock and the' PaperRelea e Lever to make the adjustment. Then returnthe Automatic Paper ock and Paper ReleaseLever to th ir clo ed po ition .

When. moving the Carriage left orright a numberof pace , a in etting margin or tabulator top,cardwriting and erasing hold the' left or rightCylinder Knob and at the' arne time depress theCarriage Rele e Lever located near either knob.

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The new Royal Ribbon Color Sel.ector i con-veniently located ju t above the keyboard onthe rightront ide. A. flip of the knob gives theoperator a choice of three etting : fled, blackor tencil.

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For fill-in - the Back pace Key can be used asa full or fractional spacer, If ,8 single charactermu t be in erted within a line already typedimply po ition the carri.age one pace beyondthe point to be fiUed in. T'hen depre theBackSpace Key until the point to be filled in i directlyat the printing point and hold it there while thecharacter is typed in place.

Tab Set Control-'To set a tabular stop"po ition the carriage and depres the tabset control.Tab Clear Control-To clear a tab stop,tabulate to the point you wi h to clear and depre s the tab clearcontrol. To clear all stops at once, tab to the end of the writingline, depre s the tab control and, while holding it down, returncarriage.

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Your new Royal will look "like new" and produce beautiful workfor many years if you heed the following advice:

Nev'er era se directly over the printing point. A.way movethe car iage to one side 0 that era er grit is collected by theshields on either ide of the printing point. At the end o,feach day remove the top cover and bru hera er gritfrom tbehield ad. carri.agerail.s. Start at, the centerand brush toward the ide of the typewriter.If eraser grit j on the typeba. and slots. remove itby brushing from the 'lots toward tbe type face.Thi prevent grit from lodging in the slot .

At the end of each day cover your typewri.te'r with the Roya]du t cover, This wiU protect the machine f'rom du -,t hich lrno t prevalent, during "off" hour t when the office is cleaned.

Type hould be cleaned frequently toinsUirecri p,ciear impre sion . erecommendRoytype PIa tic Type Cleaner. Pre thecleaner firmly again' t the ty'pe but do not ue exce ive pre ..sure. For extremely tubbom eft es al 0 u e a tiff brush.If the cylinder, feed roll or bail roll b come dirty, they willput mudzes on tbe paper. To de n these part J remove thecylinder and wipe all roller with a cloth moi tened ithRoytype Platen Res torer, Clean the cylinder beforereinsertm .t the end of each day it i aood practice to pull the PaperRelea e Lever forward so tha.t the rubber feed vella do nottend to develop flat surface

Tbe mooth fini h of your Royal i highly resi t- nt todirt and ear. It may ,easily b cleaned and restored tolike-new condition by wipin with a damp cloth.

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Roytype

p Offset, Hectograph,Mimeogr.aph, Diazo, Check Writing, Photo tat.Roytype fabric and carbon ribbons are avail-able in a wide variety of ingle and bichrome (two-color)combinations.

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stands lorguaranteed dependablese rV ICe , ..

Keep' your new ROYAL in top f'orm. Your R,oya. ervicerepresentative' suggest, that to properly maintain yournew Royal in tip-top operating ,condition, to keep' it 'O D thejob for year, to come, avail yourself of the new R'oyalannu Imaintenance contract. This contr,a,et provides forthree vi its a year by our factory~traiDed ervice repre-sentative who will lubricate and adjut your Royal. Exce ..sive)y worn part or part: broken through norma] u agewiU be' r,eplaced at no, extra charge, e tcept cylinders andother rubber p,ans. Emer,g,ency service caU necessary be-tween inspections wiU be performed at no extl' eharge, Itures you of top Bight m_aintena,nce by serviee mentrained at one of Royal' famou training schools.

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