Hammond Multiplex Manual Typewriter.

Hammond Multiplex Manual Typewriter. 9''h. x 14"w. x 14''d. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

Hammond Folding Portable Multiplex Typewriter, in a leatherette carrying case, together with an original instruction manual and a second manual with the instructions for and care of all Hammond typewr

Includes an assortment of additional typesets. From the Horst Weggler Collection. Case exhibits scattered scuffs and light oxidation to the hardware. Machine exhibits minor scattered surface losses. A

Hammond multiplex typewriter in original wooden case, serial number 195242, typewriter measures approximately 7" H x 13 1/4" w x 13" D. Provenance: Gretna, Louisiana estate.

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

Hammond Multiplex Typewriter

Vintage Hammond Multiplex typewriter on wood base with detachable wood lid, full keyboard with celluloid key instruction. CONDITION: Keys and mechanism stick, general wear from age and use.

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American. 1921. Painted steel with vinyl wrapped wood case bottom. Marked, "Multiplex Hammond For All Nations and Tongues Made in U.S.A". 8 x 12 x 13". Requires case lid. Retains original celluloid al

Serial Number: F233743, Estate-Fresh and as-found. Appears complete, all keys and mechanics sticky, but appear to work properly, except line advance after each key is stuck. Overhaul recommended. Fini

Showing the mechanical interior, this typewriter is only missing the front of its body. It is mostly made of cast iron which sits on top of a plush fabric base and comes with an oak case with latching

Original Hammond The Multiplex visible typewriter in original boxed case with paperwork. Original celluloid face and space bar. Minor wear to outer box. Untested.

Multiplex Hammond folding typewriter. SN: F235733. Comes in black hard case. **No key for case.**

3 American Typewriters 1) "Hammond Multiplex", 1913, serial no. 180880, open version, American type-sleeve machine with straight universal keyboard, oak lid and base. - Literatur: Martin, 1949, p. 82.

Hammond Multiplex and "Hammond No. 2 Universal" Typewriters 1) "Hammond Multiplex", 1913 onwards, serial no. AL231631, American type-sleeve machine with straight ideal keyboard, mechanism sticks, with

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

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,

Hammond Multiplex, Green, c. 1916 Serial no. AL 211257, produced in a small series for the U.S. Army during the First World War, type-sleeve machine with universal keyboard and case. - Literature: Mar

"Hammond Multiplex" and "Fox No. 3" 1) Hammond Multiplex, 1913, serial no. 105774, American typesleeve machine with curved universal keyboard, missing two keypads, one is broken, with oak lid and base

Densmore No. 4 and "Hammond Multiplex" 1) "Densmore No. 4", c. 1897, serial no. 30011, American upstroke machine with ball-bearing typebar mechanism and carriage, with tin cover and wood base. (3/2-3)

An early Hammond model of considerable production, oak cover case with Hammond decal. Measures approx 13 inches wide by 12 inches long by 7 inches tall. We happily provide seamless in-house packing an

Emerson No. 3 and Hammond Multiplex 1) "The Emerson No. 3", 1907. Attractive American design. Carriage escapement faulty. Rarely found in Europe. Serial no. 2472. (3/4) – And: 2) "Hammond Multiplex"

Underwood No. 5 in VG original condition. Works well but needs a good cleaning, lube, and new ribbon

Appears to be a Hammond Model 12 with oak cover and base