Typewriters - What's the Difference Between the Hammond and the Verityper?

The first time we finally get away that under stroke approach, the one that didn't allow typists to actually see what was going on. The dardy visible in 18 91, which had front stroke and type bars that sat below the was it playton platon? I don't know. It was just, any way, it hits the front of the paper that way; you could actually see where you were typing. And this also eventually introduced electricity into typing.