Aluminum Featherweight Blick Typewriter; Stamford

BLICKENSDERFER *ALUMINUM FEATHERWEIGHT BLICK* TYPEWRITER WITH CASE AND COMPANY BOOKLET.

MARKED - 501 SPECIAL ON BOTTOM - WITH CASE - 1892 PATENT SIZE: 11" X 9" TERMS: THIS SALE WILL BE ONLINE ONLY. PICK-UP WILL BE ON-SITE AT 14 CHURCH ST. BETHLEHEM, PA 18018 - APPOINTMENTS WILL BE MADE A

"Blick No. 6", 1893 Rarer designation for the aluminum "Featherweight". – In addition: Mignon typewriter. "Blickensderfer No. 6" (Aluminium), 1893 Seltenere Modellbezeichnung des Leichtbaumodells de

3 Typewriters 1) "Blickensderfer No. 8", 1907. American typewheel machine with tabulator. Serial no. 139303 HP. (3/3-) – 2) "Aluminium Featherweight Blick", 1893. The lightweight model, made of alum

Blickensderfer Manufacturing Company No. 6 typewriter aluminum body metal tag signed "No. 6, Blickensderfer, Stamford, Conn., U.S.A."19th/20th century 6 in. high x 13 in. wide x 9 in. deep

Remington Standard No. 6 Aluminum Typewriter, c. 1907 Serial no. 162017, aluminum frame, card typebars, upstroke machine, with many improvements to Remington’s previous models, rusty iron parts,

Aluminum home typewriter with user manual and a Christmas note from the owner to his Grandma and Aunt, dated 1907. Includes original case. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 13"W x 9"D x 7"T.

Blickensderfer No. 5 Portable Typewriter with carrying case Invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 1891 and manufactured by the Blickensderfer Typewriter Co., Stamford, Connecticut, USA P

Manufactured in 1897, it features the scientific keyboard which is organized differently than the qwerty arrangement we are used to today. The general look of the typewriter is fair with noticeable in

An American Blickensderfer Blick no. 7 typewriter, within original oak case. Case approx. 13" wide Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within descriptions. We are however h

2 early typewriters by Blickensderfer, Stamford, CT, on oak bases, with oak dust covers, as found condition, need restoration

Two American Typewriters "Smith Premier" and "Rem-Blick" 1) "Smith Premier No. 4", c. 1903, Smith-Premier Typewriter Company, Syracuse, full keyboard, 82 keys in 7 rows, upstroke, serial no. 42487, ca

Dactyle Aluminium Typewriter, 1913 Serial no. 171581, French version of the American "Blick No. 7", manufacturer’s sign "Dactyle, 4, Lafayette, Paris", with original wood case, carriage movemen

Features a curved keyboard with aluminum keys and space bar. It has black cast iron details and the body sits atop an oak base. Overall appearance is nice with signs of age throughout, seen especially

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

"Deneb" composite top with an aluminum frame, made in Spain h. 29 w. 63-1/2 d. 35-1/2 in. Provenance: Descended through a North Stamford, CT family [In Situ Item] This item will not be on display in o

Blickensderfer No. 7 Portable Typewriter with carrying case and original guarantee paperwork Approximately 63,000 Blick No.7's were produced from 1897 until 1908 Personal collection of Kosh, Multi-Gra

SINGER MODEL NO. 221 / FEATHERWEIGHT PORTABLE TABLE-TOP ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE, original black paint with gilt filigree decorations and manufacturer's names on cast aluminum frame, brass maker's plat

Blickensderfer compact typewriter. With box of accessories and extra typing element. Wood base in good condition, case top not pictured. Patents '82-'91. Manufactured in Stamford Connecticut. S/N 1476

American. 1910s. Painted metal body, wood base and rubber keys. Tagged, "Blickensderfer Stamford, Conn., U.S.A 7" breastplate. 6 x 13 x 12". Requires case lid. CODE:TOOL Bryan Beatty collection.

Rare antique typewriter, with the original wooden platform and cover, BLICKENSDERFER STAMFORD, CONN. U.S.A. 7 with the original instruction booklet and original Company pricing pamphlet. Width, 13.5 i

Blickensderfer No. 7, manufactured in Stamford, Connecticut. This was the deluxe model of a small portable writing machine that featured the ability to change type styles at will. Approximately 63,000

This typewriter was chosen by the British Army in WWI for its compact, fold-able design. It has a black aluminum body with an ivory QWERTY keyboard. The floral Corona decal can be seen towards the bac

Also known as the London Blicks, this device was manufactured from 1897-1907. It does not have a full body but instead showcases the mechanical operation. It is mostly made of iron that sits on an oak