Columbia No. 2 Typewriter

The Columbia No. 2 typewriter was invented by Charles Spiro and produced in New York circa 1885. The Columbia was short lived and produced only 3 models and production ceased about 1889. This is seria

"Columbia No. 2", 1884 One of the nicest early typewriters designed by New York watchmaker Charles Spiro, who later also produced the famous "Bar-Lock". Large typewheel for small and capital letters,

'2 American Typewriters 1) Royal Bar-Lock, 1909, English model of the American "Columbia Bar-Lock". Attractive design, serial no. 170194. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 102. - And: 2) "Hammond Multipl

3 Typewriters 1) "Royal Bar-Lock", 1902. English model of the American "Columbia Bar-Lock". Attractive design. Serial no. 177943, no carriage power. – Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 102. (2-/4) – 2)

Moya Visible No. 2 Typewriter, 1905 Moya Typewriter Company of Leicester, England. Very small typewriter with a three-row keyboard and type cylinder, in good condition. Manufactured for only three yea

'2 Typewriters 1) Williams No. 1, 1895, American typewriter, "Grasshopper" mechanism, three-row keyboard with double-shift mechanism, paper basket at the bottom front of the machine, serial no. 5501,

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", "

Empire No. 2 Typewriter, 1909 onwards Williams Mfg. Co., Montreal, developed by Wellington Parker Kidder, frontstroke, thrust-action, three-row keyboard with double shift, good original condition, wor

Jewett No. 2 Typewriter, 1898 Duplex Typewriter Co. Serial no. 9534, rare American upstroke typewriter with double keyboard, blind writer, good condition, carriage movement stiff, in need of cleaning.

Made by the Hammond Typewriter Company, New York, circa 1886. In overall good condition. Seems complete and functions but needs a good cleaning and lube. Both the ?!3/4 key and the N1/4 key have bad c

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

Leframa Typewriter, 1905 onwards Identical in construction to the American Sun 2 typewriter, serial no. 24262, double shift, frontstroke, ink pad inking, 27 keys in 3 rows, green-painted sheet metal c

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

'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.

Four American Typewriters 1) Bar-Lock No. 14, c. 1909, Columbia Typewriter Co., New York. American typebar machine with wonderfully decorative Art-Nouveau-styled pressed copper front plate, invented b

Remington Standard No. 2 with Typewriter Table, 1884 Serial no. 7160, American upstroke machine, complete with paper table and wood roller, mechanism stiff, with tin cover, on matching table, cast-iro

Two Columbia 125th Anniversary Custom Deluxe Edition men's and women's bikes, in blue featuring a vintage style Clipper Stewart Warner speedometer, having several maker's marks. Provenance: From the P

Still banks (2), Columbia Bank, VG cond but missing trap, 7"H x 5.5"W x 5.5"D & Columbia (large trap), VG cond w/some paint loss, 5.75"H x 4.5"W x 4.5"D, both cast iron mfgd by Kenton.

2 Mechanical Typewriters 1) Bennett, c. 1910, Bennett Typewriter Company, New York; machine with interchangeable cylindrical typewheel, 84 characters, standard QUERTY keyboard, aluminum finish, the sm

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 Mechanical Typewriters 1) "Kontor", c. 1921, no. 6712, designed by Arno Kührt, manufactured by Reliable Schreibmaschinen GmbH, "Reliable" typewriters old under another name, frontstroke, four-r

'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,

2 American Typewriters 1) Sun Standard No. 2, 1902, three-row double shift typebar machine, ink-roller inking, with tin cover. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 89. (3/2-) - And: 2) Elliott Fisher, c. 19

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