Assuming you mean a manual typewriter, here's what I can think of:
1) Keys (alphanumeric, symbol and function - could count as several "parts")
2) Spacebar
3) Carriage return / line space lever
4) Action bars
5) Typebars (known collectively as the typebasket)
6) Typeslugs (top of the typebars, with text dies on them)
7) Escapement mechanism
8) Carriage return spring
9) Draw-band
10) Carriage support (a separate item on some designs like the Olympia SG1)
11) Carriage
12) Frame
13) Shell
14) Feet
15) Carriage shift mechanism, or typebasket shift mechanism (depends on design)
16) Platen
17) Platen rollers
18) Paper table
19) Paper guide & guide plate
20) Paper bail & bail rollers
21) Platen knob(s) - usually two, sometimes just one on compact portables
22) Line space selector / indicator
23) Line space ratchet release
24) Carriage release
25) Margin indicators
26) Right margin bell
27) Margin release
28) Tab set key (if equipped)
29) Tab release (clears all tabs) and/or tab clear (one tab only)
30) Ribbon trays
31) Ribbon vibrator
32) Aligning scale
33) Card holder
...And I could go on. Pick the ones that seem most important to you. :-)
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One of the operative parts of a typewriter is the paper mechanism. The paper mechanism helps roll the paper and move it left to write while the user types. The keyboard is also an operative part of the typewriter.
Navy Log - 1955 Operation Typewriter 1-18 was released on: USA: 17 January 1956
the ink used to dry up if it was not used
The carraige that holds the paper and moves from right to left, and the keyboard.
You are talking of very old hardware.. Its very hard to find..
A manual typewriter is the typewriter that was used before the Electric Typewriter was invented.
major parts
The typewriter, the telephone. Those are influenced the computer.
Yes, I have a typewriter.
Parts of a TypewriterThe basic parts of a typewriter are: keytopshift keyspacebarcarriagecarriage return lever (electric typewriters may have a return key instead)carriage release leverribbonribbon vibrator (raises and lowers ribbon)type guidepaper tableplaten (the large spool the paper goes around)platen knobfeed rollertype levercarriage return leverribbon reverse buttontypebarsFor a labeled diagram of the parts of a typewriter, please go to the Related Links.
Friction in a typewriter can be reduced by applying lubricants to moving parts, ensuring proper alignment of components, and using materials with low friction coefficients. Regular maintenance and cleaning can also help to reduce friction and ensure smooth operation of the typewriter.