Smith Premier Typewriter Co. No.10 Typewriter.

Black sheet metal typewriter with golden pinstripe detail and lettering. This typewriter features a keyboard with separate upper and lower case keys. It was the last typewriter ever produced by the Sm

Smith Premier no 2 typewriter Typewriter with oak base and metal top. Circa 1905 Personal collection of Kosh, Multi-Grammy Award winner

ANTIQUE 1890'S SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER #1 NOUVEAU STYLE, 28 LBS, 13 1/2 X 14 X 11

Two American Typewriters "Smith Premier" and "Rem-Blick" 1) "Smith Premier No. 4", c. 1903, Smith-Premier Typewriter Company, Syracuse, full keyboard, 82 keys in 7 rows, upstroke, serial no. 42487, ca

DESCRIPTION: Antique Smith Premier Typewriter featuring miniscule and majuscule keyboards and Art Nouveau foliage plaques on the sides. CIRCA: 1880s to 1890s ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 10" W: 13" L: 1

CELLULOID ADVERTISING POCKET MIRROR. LIGHT WEAR TO SURFACE AND EDGES.

The Smith Premier Antique Typewriter Approximately 12 1/2 x 13 x 9 1/2 inches tall overall.

Smith Premier No.1 antique typewriter, serial number 9625. Sold 'as is'. If lot is absent of a condition report a condition report may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinio

A "Smith Premier" dropleaf oak typewriter table with cast iron base - very good condition. Measures 24 3/4"W x 15"D x 25 1/4"H.

Remington Standard No. 5 and "Smith Premier No. 3" Typewriters 1) "Remington Standard No. 5", c. 1892, upstroke machine, wood typebars, with paper table and wood roller, carriage movement defective. (

2 American Typewriters 1) "Smith Premier No. 1", 1889, serial no. 28102, very popular upstroke machine with full keyboard, space bars on both sides and (mostly missing) type-cleaning brush, partially

'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

Six American Typewriters for Restoration 1) Remington Smith Premier, c. 1915, frontstroke typebar with double keyboard, works, partially rusty. - 2) Underwood No. 6, rusty, missing three key tops. - 3

Photographs with provenance. The owner of this typewriter was Elizabeth Wilson, mother of the consignor. Offices were in the Greeley, Co. newsroom in the late 1920s or early 30s. She is pictured here,

'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,

Collection of 4 Celluloid Advertising Pocket Mirrors, typewriter related. The Underwood, The Columbia, Monarch Visible and The Smith Premier. Overall very good condition. 2 1/8 inch diameter.

American Typewriter Co. Model 1 manufactured at ?265 Broadway, New York, circa 1893. Patented by Louis Philippe Valiquet, Halbert the rights were sold to Edwin Payne, president of the American Typewri

Vintage OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO. NO. 11 Chicago Ill. Typewriter - all original . size: 10.25 in. x 16.5 in. x 10.75 in.

"National" Model 1B, 1889 National Typewriter Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Low serial no. 1710, rare American upstroke machine by Hermann Unz from the idea and patents by Franz Xaver Wagner,

Sholes Visible (Meiselbach) Typewriter, 1901 Meiselbach Typewriter Co., Kenosha, Wisconsin. Serial no. 2166, a most bizarre typewriter design in the journey to visible writing, invented by Christopher

Sholes Visible (Meiselbach) Typewriter, 1901 Meiselbach Typewriter Co., in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Serial no. 4337, third series with regular carriage return lever. A most bizarre typewriter design in the

Bar-Lock No. 4 Typewriter, c. 1896 No. 15057, Columbia Typewriter Co., New York, invented by Charles Spiro, type-bar machine with wonderfully decorative Baroque-styled pressed copper front shield, wor

Bar-Lock No. 6 and "Hammond No. 12 Universal" Typewriters 1) "Bar-Lock No. 6", c. 1886, serial no. 32791, Columbia Typewriter Co., New York, invented by Charles Spiro, typebar machine with wonderfully

Four American Typewriters 1) "Jewett No. 5", Duplex Typewriter Co., 1897 onwards, no. 11868, rare American upstroke typewriter with double keyboard, blindwriter, 80 keys, carriage movement defective.