WORLD TYPEWRITER.

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

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

1886 - 1893W Made by the World Type Writer Co. ?Portland, ME, US. This is the Model 1, upper case only, and is in VG original condition. Good plating on parts, everything moves freely. On original fin

The World Typewriter Pat. Oct 12 1886 Pope Manufacturing Co.

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

Antique "The World' Typewriter Patented 1886. In-house shipping available. Pickup is Tuesday, April 11th from 10am to 4pm in Carroll, Ohio 43112 or we will provide in-house shipping for this item. For

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", "

3 Small American Typewriters for Restoration 1) "The World Typewriter No. 1", early index typewriter with a semi-circular type plate, patented by John Becker in 1886, uppercase letters only, without r

4 World's Fair Items,Tin/PM: 1964-1965 New York World's Fair Dime Register Bank; 1964-1965 New York World's Fair Pwt.; 1939 New York World's Fair Underwood Typewriter, Damaged; 1964-65 New York World'

3 Advertising Banks, Metal: "Mellow" Stove; "Underwood New York World's Fair 1940" Typewriter; "Red Goose Shoes", Shoe

Includes the Practical No 1 with partial box and directions. Last US Patent date: March 25, 1902 (marked on face). Measures approx 4 inches wide by 8 inches long by 2 inches tall. Unknown Typewriter,

Malling-Hansen "Writing Ball", 1872 No. 142, the world's first commercially produced typewriter, designed by Rasmus Malling-Hansen (1835–1890), Copenhagen, Denmark. With hemisphere of 54 spring-load

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

Remington Standard No. 6 with Hudson's Word Register, 1894 Early American upstroke machine, successor to famous Sholes & Glidden, the first successful typewriter in the world, with rare Hudson’s

A Remington Typewriter and Case from the World of Tomorrow New York World's Fair, 1939, Together with a HuBrand Typewriter ribbon (black) in original box. Case dimensions: h: 4 3/4 x w: 12 x d: 12 1/2

2 "Underwood" Typewriter Banks, PM: "New York World's Fair 1940"; "New York World's Fair 1939"

Smith Corona Silent Typewriter Probably 1950's In Original Case w/ Operating Instructions. Apparently Rarely Used Condition. Provenance From a Long Island Estate.

6 Old & Vintage Typewriters. 1 is a Rare and Very Early Underwood Standard Four Bank Keyboard, 1 is an Hermes 3000 (made in Switzerland), 1 is a Royal & 3 Others. Provenance from a Garden City, NY Col

1880 Trade Card Mint "Rochester Simplex Typewriters". Condition: Very Good. Dimensions: Card L: 4.5" x W: 2". Provenance: From a South Shore Long Island NY Home. Please note the absence of a condition

The first truly portable typewriter, the Model 5 made its debut at the Chicago World's Fair in 1893 and was only produced until 1913. This pair includes original oak carrying cases. Serial numbers: 70

ELASTOLIN & LINEOL mass, Second World War, camp life, man at ironing board, clock with table and typewriter, figures playing music, man with map, 8 pieces, mostly condition 2-3, some 3 German Desc

Indexing typewriter made by Simplex as a 1903 St. Louis World's Fair souvenir. In overall VG condition. Comes with original cardboard box in fair condition. From the Howard Hazelcorn collection.

Marked on top of letter head The World Theatrical Exchange, H.B. Marinelli Ltd. Inc. New York. Agreement of exchange in type writer font, marked July 14th 1922 Framed in black metal frame. Approximate