Gallico: U.S.War Correspondent’s Typewriter and

Hemingway Ernest Ernest Hemingway's Typewriter, Impeccable Provenance, Used to Write "A Moveable Feast", From His Biographer A. E. Hotchner   Hemingway's "Royal" typewriter HH Serial #HHP-4938968. Ci

Jackson Typewriter, 1898 Joseph Hassel Jackson. Serial no. 653, American "Grasshopper-action" typewriter with nickel-plated maker's plaque: "Patented Jackson Typewriter, Boston, Mass.", very attractiv

Jackson Typewriter, 1898 Joseph Hassel Jackson. Serial no. 547, American "Grasshopper-action" typewriter with nickel-plated maker's plaque: "Patented Jackson Typewriter, Boston, Mass.", attractive dec

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

Sholes & Glidden Typewriter, 1873 E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, New York. Serial no. A 1337, with detailed polychrome floral decoration and right-hand carriage-return lever, capital keys (no lower case)

Jackson Typewriter, 1898 Joseph Hassel Jackson, serial no. 705, American "grasshopper-action" typewriter, with nickel-plated maker's plaque: "Patented Jackson Typewriter, Boston, Mass.", somewhat rust

"Brooks" Typewriter, 1887 Designed by Byron A. Brooks, in unrestored condition, partially rusty but worthy of restoration. Along with the Fitch, the Waverley and North’s, the "Brooks" is one of

Sholes & Glidden Typewriter with Table, c. 1876 E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, New York. Serial no. A-961, early American upstroke machine, with detailed painted floral decoration and top carriage-return

'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

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

Taurus-Type Vest-Pocket Typewriter, 1908 Torrani & Cie, Milan, Italy. Extremely rare Italian typewriter in the size and form of a pocket watch, typewheel with 45 characters (capitals only), 2 ink-roll

Melotyp Typewriter, c. 1937 Otto Rechnitz and Alfred Bernstein, Berlin. Serial no. 38026, exceptionally rare musical note typewriter for composers, designed by Carl Winterling, Frankfurt, Germany, pro

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

The Keaton Music Typewriter, 1947 American musical note typewriter of extraordinary design, frame and machine guide defective. - Rare collector's item and very attractive exhibition piece, worthy of r

Nice all original machine in good condition. Retains 95%+ of original paint, pinstripe, and pearl decoration. Celluloid spacing indicator underneath the platen has broken off at the screw and the end

Edison Mimeograph Typewriter No. 1, 1894 Manufacturer: A.B. Dick & Co., Chicago. Exceptionally rare up-stroke machine in uncomparable design. 78 characters. Type scale replaced. – Original condition

"Taurus" type pocket typewriter 1908. Extremely rare Italian typewriter the size and shape of a pocket watch, only 2 ¾ (7cm) in diameter, manufactured by Torrani & Cie, Milan. Wheel with 45 cha

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

Patent July 14, 1891. Some typeface slats are missing.(See Pics)

"Sholes & Glidden" Typewriter (Black), c. 1876 E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, New York. Serial no. 298, early American upstroke machine, with capital keys (no lower case), glass keytops and wood key leve

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

Sholes Visible (Meiselbach) Typewriter, 1901 Meiselbach Typewriter Co., Kenosha, Wisconsin. Serial no. 2166, a most bizarre typewriter design in the journey to visible writing, invented by Christopher

Replica of the Mitterhofer "Viennese Model" Typewriter Working replica of the first model of the Mitterhofer typewriter from 1864 on exhibition in the Vienna Technical Museum, with needle types for pe

ORTON (JOE) Adler Universal 40 manual typewriter, bought by Joe Orton in April 1967, and used to write What the Butler Saw and Up Against It, stamped with serial number 'A810 08501 (Form 2)', paper se