4 Small American Typewriters

4 Small American Typewriters 1) "National Typewriter No. 3", c. 1918, serial no. 4845, QWERTY keyboard, working. (3/3) - 2) "Blickensderfer No. 7", 1898 onwards, serial no. 122012, DHIATENSOR keyboard

3 Small American Typewriters 1) "Blickensderfer No. 5", 1894, serial no. 6165, DHIATENSOR keyboard, carriage movement somewhat stiff, mechanism sticks, with case. (3/4) - 2) "Blickensderfer No. 7", 18

6 American Portable Typewriters 1) "Underwood Noiseless 77", 1935, partially dismantled, screws and other small loose parts included. (2/4) - 2) "Corona Folding No. 3", c. 1925, platen and carriage ca

4 American Typewriters 1) "Martin Standard Demountable Typewriter No. 2", c. 1925, Demountable Typewriter Company, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, serial no. 133705, typewriter with removable encasement for e

4 Small Typewriters 1) "Blickensderfer No. 7", 1898 onwards, no. 106036, retailed by Groyen & Richtmann, Köln (Cologne, Germany), mechanism sticks. - Literature: E. Martin, 1949, p. 136. - 2) "Pe

4 American Typewriters 1) "Visigraph", 1910, serial no. 10510, frontstroke machine, single-shift 4-row AZERTY-keyboard, design by Charles Spiro, New York, inventor of the Columbia-Index, the Bar-Lock

4 American Typewriters 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", c. 1888, with two patented shift-keys by "W.H. Jayne", serial no. 41518, American upstroke machine, one typebar broken (included), mechanism somew

4 American Typewriters 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", 1890, serial no. 91202, American upstroke machine, missing paper table, carriage movement defective. Successor to the famous Sholes & Glidden, the

'4 American Typewriters 1) "Columbia Bar-Lock No. 10", copper, c. 1910, Columbia Typewriter Company, New York. Typebar machine with decorative typebar cover, German QWERTZ keyboard, serial no. 105677.

'4 American Typewriters 1) "Oliver No. 5", 1912. The Oliver Typewriter Co., Chicago, serial no. 330421. - 2) Underwood Standard No. 5, 1917, American typewriter with German QWERTZ keyboard, made by Un

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) "Wellington No. 2", 1892, serial no. 14749, American production of the Canadian "Empire" by Williams Mfg. Co., Plattsburgh, NY, mechanism partially sticking, with tin cover a

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 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) "Remington Standard No. 2", 1890, serial no. 89967, upstroke machine, partially rusty, 1 lever broken, missing a key, paper table, wood roller and other parts. Successor to t

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

4 American Typewriters 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", c. 1899, no. 08545, upstroke, 38 keys, missing wood roller, carriage movement defective. (3/4) - 2) "Underwood Standard", c. 1930, four-row fronts

4 American Typewriters for Demonstration Purposes 1) "Royal KMG", c. 1949, with patented Magic Margin construction, "tombstone" design keys, works. (2-3/2-3) - 2) "Underwood Master", c. 1939, with tab

4 American Typewriters for Demonstration Purposes 1) "Underwood Master", c. 1939, with tabulator, carriage movement somewhat stiff. (3/3-4) - 2) "Royal KMM", c. 1949, with patented Magic Margin constr

4 American Typewriters 1) "Underwood Master", c. 1939, in need of cleaning. (4/4) - 2) "Royal KMM", c. 1949, with patented Magic Margin construction, working. (3/2-3) - 3) "Woodstock No. 5N", c. 1949,

4 American Typewriters for Restoration Caligraph No. 2, Columbia Bar-Lock No. 10, The Fox and Remington Standard No. 2 - All machines heavily rusted, damaged and with missing parts. 4 amerikanische Sc

USA, 1997 offset lithograph 11 1/4” x 8 1/2” large 7 1/2” x 5 3/4” small American Types by Peter Wegner, artist's proof, self-published, 1997. Offset print and blind emboss on

(4) Small Native American baskets and boxes, 19th/20th c., geometric and bird designs, 4.75"h x 5.25"w x 5"d (largest), 1.75"h x 2.75"dia (smallest) Provenance: The Collection of Paul J. Smith: Arts A

4 small pantry boxes. American, mid 19th century. Condition: Very good with wear and minor imperfections as expected. Box with sinew and peg construction D3-1/8" H 1-1/2". Box with traces of red paint