4 Mechanical Typewriters

'4 Mechanical Typewriters 1) "Olivetti M-40", Camillo Olivetti, Ivrea/Italy, carriage train defective, front without screws, c. 1940. (3/4) - 2) "Ideal A3", 1905, Seidel & Naumann, Dresden, serial no.

'4 Mechanical Typewriters 1) "Fox No. 4", c. 1907, made by Fox Typewriter Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Upstroke machine with swiveling cylinder, nice original decoration, export model for Europe

6 Small Mechanical Typewriters 1) Corona 3, 3-row folding portable. - 2) Olympia Filia B. - 3) Rheinmetall/Borsig. - 4) Stoewer. - 5) Triumph. - And: 6) Frister & Roßmann, Senta. 6 kleine mechanisc

3 Mechanical Typewriters 1) Elliott Fisher, c. 1920, downstroke book typewriter for typing on horizontal surfaces, mechanism sticks, in need of cleaning. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 164. (4/4) - 2)

4 Typewriters 1) The Oliver Typewriter No. 9, Chicago. (3/2) - 2) Burroughs Electric Carriage Typewriter, Detroit. (2/3) - 3) Yost No. 4, Bridgeport. (3-4/3-4) - And: 4) Continental Silenta, Chemnitz

2 Mechanical Typewriters 1) "Kontor", c. 1921, no. 6712, designed by Arno Kührt, manufactured by Reliable Schreibmaschinen GmbH, "Reliable" typewriters old under another name, frontstroke, four-r

5 Mechanical Typewriters 1) Altechma 7, c. 1930, no. 175440, for the Netherlands with Dutch keyboard letters, works. - 2) Burroughs, c. 1940, with electric carriage return, 110 volts, untested. - 3) A

Lot includes: two Jolly N, one has slight corner rubs, two Eagle & Eaglets - "American Eagle", slight staining to one. No folds or creases.Condition:(Excellent).DimensionsLargest: 5 - 1/4" x 3 - 1/4".

The Postal No. 1 and Yost No. 4 Typewriters 1) The Postal No. 1, 1902, no. 1939, American typewheel machine by The Postal Typewriter Company, New York, with oak case, matte finish with copper accents

2 Mechanical Typewriters 1) Lambert, 1896 onwards, decorative American typewriter by the famous inventor Frank Lambert, New York, in unusual design, French licensed production by Sidney Hebert, Paris.

3 1/2" to 7 3/4" wide to 3" to 7 1/2" high. Condition as shown.

3 Mechanical Typewriters 1) "Herald Mod. 7", 1908, no. 11017, French version of the "American" or "Armstrong", manufactured in the Williams plant in Derby, Connecticut, flat profile 3-bank upstroke ma

2 Mechanical Typewriters 1) Bennett, c. 1910, Bennett Typewriter Company, New York; machine with interchangeable cylindrical typewheel, 84 characters, standard QUERTY keyboard, aluminum finish, the sm

4 Mechanical Calculating Machines 1) "Tim I" Keyboard, Ludwig Spitz, Berlin, no. 35114, c. 1935, four-species stepped-drum machine by the traditional manufacturer, with 10-digit result register, 7-dig

Halda No. 4 Typewriter, 1905 Halda-Fickurfabrik, Svängsta, Sweden. No. 117, rare upstroke machine, working but in need of cleaning, missing one key top. - Note: Invented by Henning Hammarlund and pro

Chinese Mechanical Typewriter, c. 1955 Developed by VEB Optima, GDR, and traded under the name "Fliegende Taube" (flying pigeon). With approx. 3.000 Chinese characters, divided on the board for separ

Frister & Rossmann No. 4 Typewriter, 1904 onwards Manufactured under German license of the U.S. Caligraph, serial no. 2147, full-keyboard upstroke machine with so-called "Berlin" sleeping board and wi

Bar-Lock No. 4 Typewriter, c. 1896 No. 15057, Columbia Typewriter Co., New York, invented by Charles Spiro, type-bar machine with wonderfully decorative Baroque-styled pressed copper front shield, wor

Williams No. 4 Typewriter, 1904 No. 27444, American ‘grasshopper’ mechanism, down-stroke, four-row keyboard with single-shift mechanism, paper-feed roll in front of the platen, space bar i

4 Typewriter Demonstration or Cutaway Models 1) Official model of Siegener Maschinenbau A.G., for demonstrating lever play, ribbon transport, ribbon switching, switch lock, carriage guidance and carri

Ten Vintage Parker Writing Instrumentsin black and orange casings including (2) fountain pens with 18K gold nibs; (2) fountain pens; (1) mechanical ballpoint pen; (1) ballpoint pen; (4) mechanical pen

A collection of eight (8) designer Waterman Paris deluxe writing utensils. Including four (4) ballpoint pens and four (4) mechanical pencils. Luxurious sleek Parisian design in various iconic styles.

4 American Typewriters 1) "Martin Standard Demountable Typewriter No. 2", c. 1925, Demountable Typewriter Company, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, serial no. 133705, typewriter with removable encasement for e

4 Small Typewriters 1) "Blickensderfer No. 7", 1898 onwards, no. 106036, retailed by Groyen & Richtmann, Köln (Cologne, Germany), mechanism sticks. - Literature: E. Martin, 1949, p. 136. - 2) "Pe