Frister & Rossmann No. 4 Typewriter, 1904 onwards

Frister & Rossmann No. 4 Typewriter, 1904 onwards Manufactured under German license of the U.S. Caligraph, serial no. 2147, full-keyboard upstroke machine with so-called "Berlin" sleeping board and wi

6 Small Mechanical Typewriters 1) Corona 3, 3-row folding portable. - 2) Olympia Filia B. - 3) Rheinmetall/Borsig. - 4) Stoewer. - 5) Triumph. - And: 6) Frister & Roßmann, Senta. 6 kleine mechanisc

Frister & Rossmann Typewriter and Sewing Machine, c. 1900 1) German upstroke machine with so-called ("Berlin") sleeping board under German license of the U.S. Caligraph. Very low serial no. 44! Very i

Williams No. 4 Typewriter, 1904 No. 27444, American ‘grasshopper’ mechanism, down-stroke, four-row keyboard with single-shift mechanism, paper-feed roll in front of the platen, space bar i

4 German Typewriters 1) "Regina 4", 1908 onwards, Schilling & Krämer, Suhl (Thuringia), single-shift frontstroke type-lever machine, first German typewriter of the Underwood type. - 2) "Dea", 190

4 Portable Typewriters 1) Mercedes Superba, 1936 onwards. - 2) Monarch Pioneer, 1933. - 3) Remington, c. 1935. - And: 4) Seidel & Naumann. "Erika", 1927 onwards. 4 Reiseschreibmaschinen 1) Mercedes

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

Includes the Practical No 1 with partial box and directions. Last US Patent date: March 25, 1902 (marked on face). Measures approx 4 inches wide by 8 inches long by 2 inches tall. Unknown Typewriter,

1900, GERMANY: Frister and Rossmann were more widely known for the fabrication and manufacturer of early sewing machines, also making typewriters at the turn of the century. There is no record that co

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

"Williams No. 4", 1904 Serial no. 21825, American "Grasshopper" typewriter mechanism, down-stroke, four-row keyboard with single-shift mechanism, paper-feed roll in front of the platen, working, with

Halda No. 4 Typewriter, 1905 Halda-Fickurfabrik, Svängsta, Sweden. No. 117, rare upstroke machine, working but in need of cleaning, missing one key top. - Note: Invented by Henning Hammarlund and pro

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

4 Typewriters 1) The Oliver Typewriter No. 9, Chicago. (3/2) - 2) Burroughs Electric Carriage Typewriter, Detroit. (2/3) - 3) Yost No. 4, Bridgeport. (3-4/3-4) - And: 4) Continental Silenta, Chemnitz

The Postal No. 1 and Yost No. 4 Typewriters 1) The Postal No. 1, 1902, no. 1939, American typewheel machine by The Postal Typewriter Company, New York, with oak case, matte finish with copper accents

Classic Dirk van Erp Hammered Brass Shell Casing c1908. Marked WNY 4-1904. Excellent original patina. A similar example is pictured in the Dirk van Erp book, page 40 Fig 55, 3rd shelf, 4th from left.

Morgan and Peace $1 Assortment (12) Morgan including 1878-S, 1881-O, 1884-O, (3) 1896, 1899-O, 1901-O and (4) 1904-O; as well as (8) Peace including 1922, (5) 1923, 1924 and 1925 Property from: a Mish

The Perfected Type Writer No. 4 with Typewriter Table, 1882 E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, New York. Serial no. 2432, early model of the successor to the Sholes & Glidden with 44 keys for capitals, figur

Hall Type-Writer, 1881 onwards Hall Type-Writer Co., New York. Serial no. 14439, index typewriter, with Swedish rubber typeface (heavily warped) and index card, in original wood case. - Literature: Ma

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

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

Nikon S 4, 1959 onwards Nippon Kogaku, Japan. No. 6505239, shutter working, rangefinder accurate but with some internal film, with black Nikkor-H 2/5 cm lens no. 758239, glass clean under point light,

'Hall Type-Writer, 1881 onwards American index typewriter, the first truly portable typewriter. Hall Type-Writer Co., New York. Serial no. 7033, brass retailer's plate, with rubber typeface, in origin

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