BLICKENSDERFER Model 9 Portable Typewriter

VINTAGE RARE BLICKENSDERFER #9 ANTIQUE PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, 15 LBS, 13 1/2 X 11 1/2 X 7 1/2

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

9 Portable Typewriters in Cases 1) Underwood, German keybord, c. 1925. - 2) 3 x Adler Tippa, c. 1960, various models. - 3) Privileg 255TR, orange, c. 1970. - 4) 2 x Hermes Baby, c. 1955/56, 2 differe

Blickensderfer No. 7, manufactured in Stamford, Connecticut. This was the deluxe model of a small portable writing machine that featured the ability to change type styles at will. Approximately 63,000

American. 1930s. Painted steel case with vinyl lined wood case. Includes original operating instructions. Marked, "L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc." breastplate. 5 x 13 x 12" (box). Not functiona

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

This is a beautiful little Remington Model 5 portable typewriter. The model comes from the 1930's and save for the carrying case, it is immaculate, with keys and carriage (Including return) in great o

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

The Remington Typewriter Company made the Model 1 from 1938-1940. A classic-looking typewriter with sleek black metal body and silver rimmed black keys. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 11"D x 12-1/2"W

Step back in time with the iconic 1930s Royal Model "O" Touch Control Portable Typewriter. This vintage gem embodies the golden age of typewriters, renowned for its durability, functionality, and time

1997 Yamaha model YPR-9 portable Piano, 61 keys, stereo, uses DC and AC with accompanied adapter. Includes original foot pedal and instructions, plus original hard case marked “Yamaha”. Shipping H

Blickensderfer No. 7 Portable Typewriter with carrying case and original guarantee paperwork Approximately 63,000 Blick No.7's were produced from 1897 until 1908 Personal collection of Kosh, Multi-Gra

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

Singer Scholastic Portable Typewriter, Model T-4. In-house shipping available. Dimensions of Case: 12 x 13 x 5

Antique Green Royal Portable Typewriter Model P in Original Case - Works Great. This Royal Typewriter is in Very Good condition as pictured. It needs a new ribbon. Very light and normal wear on typewr

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

Manufactured in 1897, it features the scientific keyboard which is organized differently than the qwerty arrangement we are used to today. The general look of the typewriter is fair with noticeable in

Remington Portable Model #5 Typewriter in carrying case; used condition, wear/worn, surface distress to case, unknown working, measures 12 3/4" x 12 3/4" x 4 3/4" high

Marked inside case. Dimensions: (Case) H 5" x W 12.75" x D 12.75" Condition: Handling wear to case including some losses to leather handle. Not tested. Wear consistent with age and use.

Clean, working with nice condition carry case.

Smith-Corona portable typewriter, Clipper model, with case.

Smith-Corona portable typewriter, Floating Shift model, with case.

Antique 1920's Remington Portable Typewriter with Case. Model # VX-51454. Made in USA. Approx. 4"H x 12"W x 12.5"D. Photos Are Considered Part Of The Description And Condition. R.

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