Simplex 1 Typewriter

7 Simplex and Practical Typewriters 1) The Simplex Typewriter Writer, dated 30 August 1892, first model, 42 characters, sheet metal on wood base, with box. - 2) The Practical Typewriter No. 1, 1902, g

'The Caligraph No. 1 Typewriter (Long Version), 1883 Early American upstroke machine with full keyboard and spacers on both sides as well as armrest. Serial no. 3836. Manufactured by the American Writ

Condition: Most of the keys strike and retract normally. A few are slow to retract and 3 are stuck completely. The carriage doesn't move when typing and doesn't slide very well when moved by hand. The

Munson Mod. 1 Typewriter, 1895 Early precursor of the "Chicago", still with open construction, invented by Samuel John Seifried, manufactured by Munson Typewriter Company, Chicago, USA, with horizonta

Williams No. 1 Typewriter, 1895 Williams Typewriter Company, produced by the Brady Mfg. Co. in Brooklyn, New York, serial no. 4308, with straight keyboard, 3 rows, 28 keys, 84 characters and 2 sets of

Made by the Chicago Writing Machine Co., Chicago, Ill and the Galesburg Writing Machine Co., Galesburg, Ill, U.S.A. between 1898 - 1917. In overall good condition retaining 95+% of original paint and

ANTIQUE 1890'S SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER #1 NOUVEAU STYLE, 28 LBS, 13 1/2 X 14 X 11

'2 Typewriters 1) Williams No. 1, 1895, American typewriter, "Grasshopper" mechanism, three-row keyboard with double-shift mechanism, paper basket at the bottom front of the machine, serial no. 5501,

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

Six Portable Typewriters 1) Klein-Adler, model 1, 1912 onwards, no. 270979, Adlerwerke vorm. Heinrich Kleyer A.G., Frankfurt a/M., three-row thrust-action typewriter, carriage escapement defective. (2

Hall and Mignon Mod. 3 1) "Hall Type Writer", 1881. First real portable typewriter in the world. From New York, USA. Serial no. 4739. – With original wooden case. No typeplate. – And: 2) "Mignon M

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

Five American Portable Typewriters 1) The Noiseless Portable, c. 1925, no. 2486, Middletown, works, with case. (2-3/2-3) - 2) Rem Rand Bantam, 1938, educational typewriter, colored keyboard, only capi

Two Hammond Typewriters 1) Hammond No. 1b, 1893, no. 19364, early American typewriter with two-row ebony "piano" keys and mahogany base, interchangeable two-piece type-shuttle with rubber characters,

Bar-Lock No. 6 and "Hammond No. 12 Universal" Typewriters 1) "Bar-Lock No. 6", c. 1886, serial no. 32791, Columbia Typewriter Co., New York, invented by Charles Spiro, typebar machine with wonderfully

Four American Typewriters 1) "Jewett No. 5", Duplex Typewriter Co., 1897 onwards, no. 11868, rare American upstroke typewriter with double keyboard, blindwriter, 80 keys, carriage movement defective.

2 Typewriters 1) "The World Typewriter Mod. 2", 1886. Early American index typewriter, without rubber typefaces. (3-/4) – And: 2) "The Practical Typewriter", 1893. Rare model name for the "Globe", "

4 German Typewriters 1) "Regina 4", 1908 onwards, Schilling & Krämer, Suhl (Thuringia), single-shift frontstroke type-lever machine, first German typewriter of the Underwood type. - 2) "Dea", 190

3 Remington Typewriters 1) "Remington Standard No. 4", c. 1884, serial no. 922, early 4-row upstroke typewriter for capitals only, without shift, with thick platen (in the style of "Perfected Type Wri

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

Imperial Model D and Salter Standard No. 7 Typewriters 1) Imperial model D, 1921 onwards, made by Imperial Typewriter Company of Leicester, England. Serial no. 59686, very attractive and robust Britis

Peoples and "The American Typewriter" 1) "Peoples", 1893, rare American index typewriter, manufactured by Garvin Machine Company, New York, rusty, missing 2 keytops, working, on wood base. - Literatur

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.

'4 American Typewriters 1) "Columbia Bar-Lock No. 10", copper, c. 1910, Columbia Typewriter Company, New York. Typebar machine with decorative typebar cover, German QWERTZ keyboard, serial no. 105677.