Virotyp Typewriter, 1915 onwards

Virotyp Typewriter, 1915 onwards Flat table version of the French index typewriter with a circular type plate by inventor Henri Viry, on metal base with tin cover. Virotyp, ab 1915 Französische Z

Virotyp Typewriter, 1915 onwards Flat table version of the French index typewriter by inventor Henri Viry, on metal base with tin cover, missing 2 types. Virotyp, ab 1915 Französische Zeigerschre

Agfa Camera Collection and Bruno Uhl Documents, 1915 onwards From the estate of Bruno Uhl, director of Agfa 1931-1965 and initiator of Photokina trade show. 1) Agfa, Munich. Agfa Automatic 66, 1956, n

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

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

Leframa Typewriter, 1905 onwards Identical in construction to the American Sun 2 typewriter, serial no. 24262, double shift, frontstroke, ink pad inking, 27 keys in 3 rows, green-painted sheet metal c

'Hall Type-Writer, 1881 onwards American index typewriter, the first truly portable typewriter. Hall Type-Writer Co., New York. Serial no. 7033, brass retailer's plate, with rubber typeface, in origin

Hall Type-Writer, 1881 onwards Hall Type-Writer Co., New York. Serial no. 13982, index typewriter, with Swedish rubber typeface (heavily warped) and index card, in original wood case. - Literature: Ma

Empire No. 2 Typewriter, 1909 onwards Williams Mfg. Co., Montreal, developed by Wellington Parker Kidder, frontstroke, thrust-action, three-row keyboard with double shift, good original condition, wor

Antique Hammond Multiplex Typewriter circa 1915 in Original Storage Box and Working Condition.In case measures 8 inches x 14 inches x 14 inches.

'Remington Rand Model 101 Typeball Typewriter, 1978 onwards Manufactured by Remington subsidiary Remington Rand Business Systems BV in Holland. The model 101 is a licensed clone of the IBM Correcting

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

Hall Type Writer, 1881 onwards Hall Type-Writer Co., New York. Serial no. 110*, American index typewriter, the first truly portable typewriter, some parts loose, new rubber typeface, in original wood

Hall Type Writer, 1881 onwards Hall Type-Writer Co., Salem, Massachusetts. American index typewriter, the first truly portable typewriter, partially rusty, no rubber typeface, in original wood case. -

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.

The World Typewriter Mod. 1, 1886 onwards World Typewriter Co., Maine. Early American index typewriter with a semi-circular type plate, patented by John Becker in 1886, only uppercase typing, without

The World Typewriter Mod. 1, 1886 onwards World Typewriter Co., Maine. Early American index typewriter with a semi-circular type plate, patented by John Becker in 1886, only upper-case typing, without

'3 Mechanical Office Machines 1) Regina VII, 1923 onwards, German typewriter, made by Eisengießerei und Maschinenfabrik Schilling & Krämer in Suhl (Thuringia), front-stroke typebar machine, single s

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

The World Typewriter Mod. 2, 1886 onwards Pope Mfg. Co., Boston. Early American index typewriter with a semi-circular type plate, patented by John Becker in 1886, upper-case and lower-case typing, wit

The World Typewriter No. 1, 1886 onwards Early index typewriter with a semi-circular type plate, patented by John Becker in 1886, uppercase letters only, without rubber type sheet, with case. The Worl

"Williams No. 2", 1896 onwards American "Grasshopper" typewriter mechanism, frontstroke, 28 keys, double-shift for 84 characters in straight keyboard, paper-feed roll behind the platen, serial no. 342

'Mignon Model 2 and Blickensderfer Model 8 1) Mignon model 2, 1905 onwards, German index typewriter, interchangeable type-sleeve, downstroke, made by AEG - Union Schreibmaschinen GmbH, Berlin, with or

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.