Hammond
				Hammond Typewriter Co., 69. Street and East River,New York, U.S.A.
				Since 1931: Vari-Typer Inc., 132. Street, New York, U.S.A.
				Later: Ralph C. Coxhead Corp., 333. Avenue of the Americas, New York, U.S.A.
Models and s/n	Y	M	D	Remarks	Ref.
No. 1 Ideal
	started 1880			Curved keyboard, entire wooden housing, two piece type-shuttle, central "turret" covered with olive celluloid sheet	5,7
No. 1 Universal
	1888			No more wooden housing, straight row QUERTY-keyboard, two piece type-shuttle, central "turret" not covered	5,7
No. 1"b"
				Ebony keys, curved keyboard, no more wooden housing, two piece type-shuttle, central "turret" covered with olive celluloid sheet	5
No. 2
	1893			Small metal tab to lift type shuttle on the front of the "turret", Ideal and Universal keyboard, single piece and curved type-shuttle	4,5
No. 3
				Based on No. 2 but with 11 1/3" carriage	5
No. 4
				Based on No. 2, regular 8 1/2" carriage, 9 characters/ inch	5
No. 5
				Based on No. 2, Ideal keyboard only, triple shift, Greek language	4,5
No. 6
				Based on No. 2 but with 16" carriage	5
No. 7
				Based on No. 2 but with 20" carriage	5
No. 8
	1900			Based on No. 2 but with 30" carriage	4,5
No. 12
	1905			No metal tab on front of the "turret", but a curved bracket, that ties ribbon out of the sight after each keystroke	5
Special Models
	1905			3 instead of 2 shifts for double language typing and with high and low position of type shuttle for mathematical formulas	4
	1910			"Express-Duplex" option for two shuttles turnable 180°	4
Multiplex
	1913			Two switchable type-shuttles with different typefaces to choose, appearance like No. 12	5
	1916			With metal cover	5
	1922			Variable spacing	4
Multiplex folding (aka Modell 26)
	1921-1928			Folding keyboard, a mathematical model available	4,13
Varityper
over 300000	1927			Hammond Typewriter Co., from s/n 400000 electrical version	4,7
over 400000	1927			Electric movement	13
	1931			Vari-typer Inc.	4
	1933			typesetting offset device, later electrified	5
	1970			production ended	5