BERWIN Jr Executive Toy Index Typewriter

H: approx. 5 1/2". W: approx. 15". D: approx. 10".

TIN LITHO TOY TYPE WRITER IN BOX 7" X 5'" x 11"

Dollar Typewriter, 1893 Rare toy-like American index typewheel machine by Robert H. Ingersoll & Bros. Company of New York, originally retailed for just 1 $, missing ink roller. - Literature: Martin 19

Stollwerck's Typewriter, c. 1920 Made by: Kratz-Boussac for Stollwerk. Rare tin toy typewriter with typewheel and index pointer, missing ink pad, base underside fitted for a bar of chocolate, also dis

Comes with original box

Circus and clown related toy group to include Jumbo the bubble blowing elephant, Mambo the electric bear drummer, Berwin Superior typewriter, Harrison Circus tin litho horse drawn circus coach, (2) bu

Berwin typewriter; Uncle Sam's cash register; 6in. - 10in.

The Victor was invented by Arthur Irving Jacobs, patented in 1889, and manufactured between 1898 and 1892 by Tilton Mfg. of Boston Mass.. It is known for being the first typewriter to use a daisy whee

The Englewood Jr. Typewriter, c. 1905 The Englewood Co., Consolidated Factories, Chicago. The rebranded "American No. 8", three-row upstroke machine, attractive decoration, one typebar loose, very rar

"Edelmann" Index Typewriter, 1897 No. 10670, invented by Wilhelm Wendt, D.R.P. no. 101672, patented 1897, U.S. patent no. 627,218, patented June 20, 1899 manufactured by Alleinige Fabrikanten Gebr. Pi

"Edelmann" Index Typewriter, 1897 Alleinige Fabrikanten Gebr. Pintsch, Frankfurt a.M. No. 15029, invented by Wilhelm Wendt, D.R.P. no. 101672, patented 1897, U.S. patent no. 627218, patented June 20 1

Kosmopolit Typewriter, 1888 This is the 2nd German typewriter by sewing machine manufacturer Guhl & Harbeck, Hamburg. At the time it was a popular index typewriter with progressive small and capitals

"Kneist", 1893 Early German index typewriter by Otto Kneist, made by Wunder & Kneist, Hanover. Serial no. 99 (1099). With original rubber typeplate and 2 replicas. Original wooden case. – An extraor

Kosmopolit, 1888 This is the 2nd German typewriter by sewing machine manufacturer Guhl & Harbeck, Hamburg. At the time it was a popular index typewriter with progressive small and capitals writing. R

McLoughlin Brothers Typewriter Version 2, 1884 onwards McLoughlin Bros., New York. American index typewriter, with rotating character-selecting handle, spring-loaded carriage assembly for the missing

Coffman Pocket Typewriter, 1902 Coffman Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Missouri. American linear index typewriter, all nickel-plated, type on strip of rubber located length-ways under the index pla

"Darling", 1911 Attractive Swiss index typewriter by Gertsch & Cie., Fleurier. Swiss patent no. 52728. Made by Rymtowt-Prince Cie., Geneva, who also produced the "Velograph", the 1st Swiss typewriter

Graphic, 1895 Early German index typewriter, similar to the Hall setting system. With original wooden case and new rubber type plate. – A giant rarity and highlight in any major collection! "Graphic

"E-Z Writer", c. 1930 W. Ludolf AG, Bremerhaven, Germany. Distributed in Germany under the name "Ludolf", tin toy typewriter with setting pointer and rotating type wheel with embossed single types on

Hall Type-Writer, 1881 onwards Hall Type-Writer Co., New York. Serial no. 14439, index typewriter, with Swedish rubber typeface (heavily warped) and index card, in original wood case. - Literature: Ma

"The International Type Writer No. 5", 1890 New American Typewriter Company, Chicago, USA. Rare version of the "New American No. 5" index typewriter, in good working order, with wood case. - Literatur

"Merritt", 1889 Attractive American index typewriter in good condition. With mostly missing inking mechanism and wooden cover. – Historically important collector's item! "Merritt", 1889 Amerikanisch

Hall Type Writer, 1881 onwards Hall Type-Writer Co., Boston, Massachusetts. Serial no. 13956, American index typewriter, the first truly portable typewriter. Partially rusty, no rubber typeface, in or

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", "