OT Invoice sets

[The Medway Handyman]

Those plastic boxes which have a two part NCR invoice in them, you write out the bill, pull & the top copy comes out, the duplicate disappears & a new invoice appears - wot they called?

[Andy Hall]

Paragon receipt machine.

Look up Moore Paragon.

Whether they still make them, I don't know

[Urban Legend]

[Bob Eager]

Item OE01642

(probably not the cheapest place, but...)

They must have been making these for over 40 years now....

[Owain]

"Twinlock Scribe"

Sit down before you look at the prices.

duplicate doesn't disappear automatically - there's a compartment underneath where you can put it, so individual sheets can still get lost.

I didn't find them particularly easy to write on, and there's only a restricted range of forms available. A duplicate book will probably be cheaper, easier to get custom printed, and retains the bottom copy.

Owain

[Tony Bryer]

Twinlock Scribe is the best known name. We still write out our sales tickets on one - may seem old fashioned but works well for us.

If you want an A5 size register I've got a spare never used that is yours for the asking - send me a private email with address details.

For pre-printed forms we use Qubic -

: it looks like you have to request a printed catalogue. They are done in 2 and 3 part sets: we use 3-part ones, white to customer, pink in order file, yellow copies to accountant.

[Andy Burns]

Or buy from paperstone for 1/5th the price as suggested by Mr Legend.

That's probably not the type in question then, I remember some that you "flick" with the pen, or wind a thumbwheel to eject the top copy and file the back copy, probably the version suggested by Mr Hall ;-)