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Creed teleprinters
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Creed & Company Limited, abbreviated Creed, was a British telecommunications
company founded in 1912 by Federick George Creed and Harald Bille — two
pioneers in the field of teletypewriters (teleprinters).
In 1928 it was merged into the
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation (ITT) [1].
During WWII, Creed manufactured some of the
Typex cipher machines.
The company was initially known as Creed, Bille & Company Limited,
but after Danish telegraph engineer Bille died in a railway accident in 1916,
his name was removed from the company title.
During WWI Creed produced
high-quality instruments such as amplifiers, spark-gap transmitters,
aircraft compasses and parts for bombs.
In 1924, Creed entered the teleprinter market
with the Creed Model 1P, soon superceeded by the Model 2P. In 1928, Creed was
merged with ITT, which is why the ITT name appears on some of the manuals.
Crypto Museum does not have any Creed teleprinters in its collection, but as
we have a large amount of Creed documentation and because parts of Creed
machines were used in certain cipher machines, e.g.
Typex,
we are using these pages as a placeholder for further information.
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Creed teleprinters on this website
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- Creed
- Creed, Bille & Company Limited
- Creed & Company Limited.
- ITT Creed Limited
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