Munson Mod. 1 Typewriter, 1895

Munson Mod. 1 Typewriter, 1895 Early precursor of the "Chicago", still with open construction, invented by Samuel John Seifried, manufactured by Munson Typewriter Company, Chicago, USA, with horizonta

"Munson Mod. 2", 1895 Early precursor of the "Chicago", invented by Samuel John Seifried, manufactured by Munson Typewriter Company, Chicago, USA, with horizontal type sleeve that is hit from behind b

Williams No. 1 Typewriter, 1895 Williams Typewriter Company, produced by the Brady Mfg. Co. in Brooklyn, New York, serial no. 4308, with straight keyboard, 3 rows, 28 keys, 84 characters and 2 sets of

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

Hall and Mignon Mod. 3 1) "Hall Type Writer", 1881. First real portable typewriter in the world. From New York, USA. Serial no. 4739. – With original wooden case. No typeplate. – And: 2) "Mignon M

'3 Typewriters 1) "Rofa Mod. IV", 1923 onwards, manufacturer Robert Fabig GmbH in Neuruppin. German type lever machine with straight 3-row universal keyboard and upright type levers, ink-roller inking

3 Mechanical Typewriters 1) "Herald Mod. 7", 1908, no. 11017, French version of the "American" or "Armstrong", manufactured in the Williams plant in Derby, Connecticut, flat profile 3-bank upstroke ma

Blickensderfer No. 7, "Remington Junior" and "The Pullman Mod. A" Typewriters 1) "Remington Junior", 1917, 3-row frontstroke machine, carriage movement defective. (2-3/3-4) - 2) "The Pullman Mod. A",

'2 Typewriters 1) Williams No. 1, 1895, American typewriter, "Grasshopper" mechanism, three-row keyboard with double-shift mechanism, paper basket at the bottom front of the machine, serial no. 5501,

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", "

New Yost No. 1 and Mignon Mod. 4 1) "The New Yost No. 1", 1895. American upstroke machine with full keyboard. (3+/3+) – And: 2) "Mignon Mod. 4", 1923. With original wooden case. Carriage spring a bi

'2 American Typewriters 1) The Franklin Typ 2, 1895, serial no. 3248, attractive American type-bar machine with round Ideal keyboard. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 95. - And: 2) Smith Premier No. 1,

4 American Typewriters 1) "The Caligraph No. 3", c. 1895, American Writing Co., New York, serial no. *7034, early American upstroke machine with full keyboard, 78 characters in six rows, artificial iv

4 American Typewriters 1) "The Caligraph No. 4", c. 1895, American Writing Co., New York, early upstroke machine with full keyboard, 78 keys in 6 rows, artificial ivory keys, missing 2 keytops, mechan

4 American Typewriters 1) "The Caligraph No. 2", c. 1895, American Writing Co., New York, serial no. 36301, early American upstroke machine with full keyboard, shift-keys on both sides, 72 characters

Empire No. 2 and Mignon Mod. 4 1) Empire No. 2, 1909. Canadian thrust-action typewriter. (2-/2) – And: 2) "Mignon 4", 1923. With 3 instruction booklets (copies) and 2 additional typesleeve cylinders

Mignon Mod. 4 (Red!) and Mod. 3 1) "Mignon Mod. 4" (red), 1923. Popular German index typewriter in rare red paint. Serial no. 348586. (3-/4) – And: 2) "Mignon Mod. 3", 1913. Serial no. 61131. With t

'2 American Typewriters 1) "Smith Premier No. 5", 1910, serial no. 12941, upstroke machine with full keyboard. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 109. - And: 2) "Remington Standard No. 5", c. 1895, very

4 Remington Typewriters for Restoration or Spare Parts 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", 1892, serial no. 75337. - 2) "Remington Standard No. 5", c. 1895. - 3) "Remington Standard No. 6", 1894, serial no

'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

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

Russian Original Odhner Mod. 1 (Arithmometer), 1886 (!) One of the very few known 1st models of the original Odhner no. 1 "Arithmometer" made in St. Petersburg, Russia by Swedish pioneer Willgodt T.

"Comptometer Mod. 1, 1887 The 1st model with mahogany body. Manufactured by Felt & Tarrent, Chicago. With 8-digit fast adding system and direct drive, in original condition. – An important collector