a telegraphic receiver, or part of one, which produces a physical record of the messages received, typically on a ribbon of paper.

The Morse electric telegraph. Obsolete. rare.

An apparatus for recording sound, visual images, or other signals so that they may be played back or reproduced later.

A person who or thing which nicks or cuts something. Telegraphy. A recording apparatus which makes nicks in a strip of paper. Obsolete. rare.

a telegraph instrument which records messages in ink.

A telegraph-instrument which records the message in ink.

Something that ticks. A telegraphic recording instrument, a tape-machine; a stock-indicator.

(a) a telegraphic machine which transmits breaking news to be printed out on a paper tape; (b) originally and chiefly Television the on-screen…

(a) the receiving instrument of a recording telegraph system, in which the message is printed on a paper tape; (b) = tape-sizing machine (Cent. Dict.,…

An automatic recording telegraph worked by an alternating electric current, with a synchronously moving strip of perforated paper.

= tape-machine n.

Telegraphy. A device for recording Morse signals in which a line is traced on a roll of paper by a pen that is deflected sideways during the…

A machine which perforates paper tape in accordance with telegraphically received signals or computer output; a machine for producing a copy of a…