BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITER

BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITER, 11 LBS, 14 X 11 X 7

Model Number 5.

Blickensderfer compact typewriter. With box of accessories and extra typing element. Wood base in good condition, case top not pictured. Patents '82-'91. Manufactured in Stamford Connecticut. S/N 1476

Antique typewriter. No.5. Complete with wooden case and original manual; 7in.H. x 13in.W. x 9.5in.D.

Rare antique typewriter, with the original wooden platform and cover, BLICKENSDERFER STAMFORD, CONN. U.S.A. 7 with the original instruction booklet and original Company pricing pamphlet. Width, 13.5 i

'3 Blickensderfer Typewriters 1) Blickensderfer No 8, c. 1907, serial no. 177043, American typewheel machine with tabulator, carriage and bell loose but enclosed. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 136.

2 Blickensderfer Typewriters American portable typewheel machines, ink-roller, downstroke, 28 keys in three rows, two shift-keys, 84 characters, invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 189

3 Blickensderfer Typewriters American portable typewheel machines, ink-roller, downstroke, 28 keys in 3 rows, 2 shift-keys, 84 characters, invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 1891 and

TWO BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITERS MODEL 7 & MODEL 8 Lot of 2 Blickensderfer typewriters. Includes: Model No. 7 with wooden travel case. Measures 6.50" tall, 10" wide, and 13" long in case.&nbs

3 Blickensderfer Typewriters American portable typewheel machines, ink-roller, downstroke, 28 keys in 3 rows, 2 shift-keys, 84 characters, invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 1891 and

2 Blickensderfer Typewriters American portable typewheel machines, ink-roller, downstroke, 28 keys in three rows, two shift-keys, 84 characters, invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 189

3 Blickensderfer Typewriters American portable typewheel machines, ink-roller, downstroke, 28 keys in 3 rows, 2 shift-keys, 84 characters, invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 1891 and

3 Blickensderfer Typewriters American portable typewheel machines, ink-roller, downstroke, 28 keys in 3 rows, 2 shift-keys, 84 characters, invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 1891 and

Blickensderfer No. 5 Portable Typewriter with carrying case Invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 1891 and manufactured by the Blickensderfer Typewriter Co., Stamford, Connecticut, USA P

Antique Blickensderfer No.7 Typewriter Excellent (circa 1897-1907) Comes with extra ribbon. All keys work.

"Blick No. 6", 1893 Rarer designation for the aluminum "Featherweight". – In addition: Mignon typewriter. "Blickensderfer No. 6" (Aluminium), 1893 Seltenere Modellbezeichnung des Leichtbaumodells de

appears to work and case is in overall good shape but with broken handle strapCase: 6.5 in. H x 13 in. W x 11 in. D.

Aluminum home typewriter with user manual and a Christmas note from the owner to his Grandma and Aunt, dated 1907. Includes original case. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 13"W x 9"D x 7"T.

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

Circa 1910 Blickensderfer No. 6 typewriter in original wood carrying case. Comes with 2 extra font wheels. In overall good condition, missing the "Y" key. Mech works as intended but needs a good clean

BLICKENSDERFER *ALUMINUM FEATHERWEIGHT BLICK* TYPEWRITER WITH CASE AND COMPANY BOOKLET.

Also known as the London Blicks, this device was manufactured from 1897-1907. It does not have a full body but instead showcases the mechanical operation. It is mostly made of iron that sits on an oak

American. 1910s. Painted metal body, wood base and rubber keys. Tagged, "Blickensderfer Stamford, Conn., U.S.A 7" breastplate. 6 x 13 x 12". Requires case lid. CODE:TOOL Bryan Beatty collection.

BLICKENSDERFER MODEL 7 TYPEWRITER, veneered oak case, with gold lettering reading "Blickensderfer" decal on the front, machine itself is painted and plated metal, mounted to a solid oak base