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This machine's serial number still falls into the block of "No. 5" machines, although it is by now very different from the first machines of that model.
This machine is serial number N599765F, and was built in 1941. This body contains essentially the same machine, although the "Tab Stop Set" key is now on the front, and not in the keyboard. Note also the windows in the paper table, allowing view of the margin set placement. This machine does have a wide carriage.
1947 Woodstock advertising illustration seen here shows that the body essentially is the same as the immediate pre-war version, but note that a new key is on the machine front for clearing individual tab stops, and that the paper table window is now full-width.
The most significant change occurred in this year -- the machine was finally converted to basket, or segment, shift.
This body style essentially continued until the 1950 buyout by R.C. Allen, which brings our sequential look at production machines to a close. Below, we'll see other variants as noted.

This machine actually contains the frame of the oldest No. 5 Woodstock on this page. Its serial number is RN15206, which indicates that it was originally an extremely early No. 5 -- but the "R" prefix indicates factory rebuilding, which should be obvious.
The rebuilding of this example is also a substantial upgrading. The whole carriage is new, and contains the post-war type paper table and paper bail. The whole machine is enclosed, and a retro-fit front panel unlike anything used on production machines is employed. Note that the logo matches that on the pre-war / post-war body seen above. Finish is overall black crinkle. Decal on the rear indicates Woodstock Typewriter Co, and it is known that Woodstock advertised its own machines rebuilt in its own factory.
E-mail correspondence from time to time, and sightings of machines on the internet seem to indicate that these rebuilt early machines might be more common than once thought. This might lead to identification difficulties if only serial numbers are employed, which is why it is important to show this machine here. These have also been spotted finished in overall flat enamel, with older paper table, but done otherwise in the same way.

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