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Charles Spiro
Charles Spiro (January 1, 1850 - December 17, 1933) was an American inventor and an attorney who held 200 patents and patented Columbia, Bar-Lock and Visigraph typewriters, among others.〔(New York Times:CHARLES SP1RO, 83, AN INVENTOR, DIES; Holder of 200 Patents Credited With Perfection of 'Original Visible Writing Machine.December 18, 1933 )〕〔(Columbia Typewriter Co., New York, USA;Watchmaker Charles Spiro (1850-1933) patented his first typewriter “Columbia” in 1885 )〕〔(Columbia Index 2;First year of production:1885;Company:Columbia Type Writer Company , New York , USA;Serial nr:;1016;The Columbia Type Writer was the first typewriter invented by Charles Spiro of New York, who went on to develop the equally famous Bar-lock typewriter in 1889. )〕〔(Columbia Bar-Lock 12 typewriter )〕〔(VISIGRAPH (Thomas Fuertig collection);This machine was designed by Charles Spiro, who had previously been responsible for the Columbia Bar-Lock--the first typewriter that allowed the typist so see the words as they were typed. )〕 Spiro was born and died in New York City. He gave up his law profession after nine years and focused on refining his typewriters.〔(New York Times:COURT NOTES.;Charles Spiro, a lawyer, who insisted on putting questions to a witness after they had been excluded, was debarred by Judge McAdam from appearing before him )〕 He was also president of C. Spiro Manufacturing Company of Yonkers.
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