Edward Thomas Marshall

US Patent:

40234827, May 17, 1977

Filed:

Sep 23, 1974

Appl. No.:

5/508677

Inventors:

Robert W. Swett - Smoke Rise NJ
Amnon Goldstein - Manhasset NY
Edward C. Marshall - Upper Montclair NJ
Paul E. Stanford - Clifton NJ

Assignee:

Litton Business Systems, Inc. - Belleville NJ

International Classification:

B44B 500

US Classification:

101 19

Abstract:

Hot printing of hard copy i. e. , human readable, characters to meet the strict, high quality dimensional and other standards required for automatic optical or other means of reading such characters. The printing is effected by a heat responsive ink means. In the present embodiment, the ink means is heated by the printing members. Documents, especially tags or labels, marked with such hot printed automatically readable characters. The documents may also contain punched encoded information; and may further have printed thereon conventional, human but not automatically readable characters.

US Patent:

39678008, Jul 6, 1976

Filed:

Nov 10, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/630396

Inventors:

Morris Firstenberg - River Edge NJ
Daniel Chestnut - East Orange NJ
Edward Marshall - Passaic NJ

International Classification:

B65H 7506

US Classification:

242222

Abstract:

A new and improved cloth-board reel is disclosed which utilizes two corrugated sheets bonded together eliminating the need for an intermediary sheet which was previously considered necessary. The cloth-board reel of the present invention provides the required strength without the more expensive construction previously considered necessary. The corrugated sheets are covered with a wrapper sheet which forms a smooth surface for the cloth and adds to the strength of the cloth-board reel.

US Patent:

40086631, Feb 22, 1977

Filed:

Nov 11, 1974

Appl. No.:

5/522957

Inventors:

Edward C. Marshall - Upper Montclair NJ
Myron D. Goldman - Clifton NJ

Assignee:

Litton Business Systems, Inc. - Belleville NJ

International Classification:

B41F 3100

US Classification:

101349

Abstract:

A document imprinter, especially for labels, tickets, tags, and the like, having a rotary printing unit and an inking roller therefor, having a novel means for driving the inking roller at a constant rotational ratio relative to the rotary printing unit even though the distance between the two is changed, said novel means comprising a deformable cup-shaped member.