https://typewriterdatabase.com/1964-montgomery-ward-signature-88.18742.typewriter
According to James Grooms, the Montgomery Ward Signature 88, a variation of the Royal Safari, was also sold as the Signature 500 and the Heritage 500. Following this model, Brother began manufacturing typewriters for Montgomery Ward.
Nakajimas can be distinguished from having the margin release key on the right side whereas very similar looking Silver-Reed machines (and Brothers) have it on the left.
Advise for differentiating between Brother, Nakajima, and Silver-Reed late model typewriters.
According to Ted Munk, "Spencerian Script only occurs on Montgomery Ward Brothers and not on any other Brother-manufactured machines"
Brother International Corp., a Japan-based company with U.S. headquarters in Bridgewater, N.J., still sells typewriters, although unlike Swintec its business is diverse, including everything from printers to sewing machines.
Brother was still manufacturing typewriters in 2013.
'Last' UK typewriter built in Wrexham
Brother manufactured 5.9 million typewriters in Wrexham, Wales from 1985-2012.
https://www.reddit.com/r/typewriters/comments/1jryc36/thermal_transfer_terminals/
Thermal typewriters with I/O terminals
Brother AX-350 by [[Sam Christy]]
Taming The Tinny Typing Sound of a Brother JP-1 Typewriter (Part 3 – the Finale?) by [[Theodore Munk]]
Adjusting Ring & Cylinder on a Brother JP-1 by [[Theodore Munk]]