Hammond No. 2 Typewriter

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

Hammond Multiplex and "Hammond No. 2 Universal" Typewriters 1) "Hammond Multiplex", 1913 onwards, serial no. AL231631, American type-sleeve machine with straight ideal keyboard, mechanism sticks, with

'2 Hammond No. 12 Typewriters, c. 1905 1) "Hammond No. 12", with Ideal keyboard, serial no. 102186. - And: 2) "Hammond No. 12", with straight universal keyboard, missing one key cover, serial no. 1470

'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

ANTIQUE TYPEWRITER HAMMOND 12 IDEAL WORKS, 20 LBS, 13 1/2 X 13 X 7 1/2

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,

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

Two Hammond Typewriters 1) Hammond No. 1b, 1893, no. 19364, early American typewriter with two-row ebony "piano" keys and mahogany base, interchangeable two-piece type-shuttle with rubber characters,

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", "

An early Hammond model of considerable production, oak cover case with Hammond decal. Measures approx 13 inches wide by 12 inches long by 7 inches tall. We happily provide seamless in-house packing an

Odell 2 Typewriter, in original case, marked "Odell Typewriter, Chicago, Illinois", first model to type between upper and lower case lettering, height 3 1/2 inches, diameter 9 inches.

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.

2 Typewriters 1) "Blickensderfer No. 5", USA. (2/2) - And: 2) "Geniatus", German index typewriter. (3/2) 2 Schreibmaschinen 1) "Blickensderfer No. 5", USA. (2/2) - Und: 2) "Geniatus", deutsche Zeig

The Caligraph No. 2 Typewriter, c. 1882 American Writing Co., New York. Serial no. 25842, early American upstroke machine with full keyboard, seventy-two characters in six rows, carriage train defecti

Made by Allgemeinen Elektrizitaets-Gesellschaft (AEG) , Berlin , Germany circa 1913. Serial No. 124. In overall fair condition. Retains most of original paint and stripe. Metal paper rest has heavy sc

Appears to be a Hammond Model 12 with oak cover and base

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

Made by the Hammond Typewriter Co. of New York circa 1907. Serial No. 145228. In overall VG condition. All celluloid intact. Operates well but needs a good cleaning and lube. Original finish oak venee

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

Hammond Special Typewriter, c. 1917 Serial no. 164808, with triple-shift mathematical keyboard, half backspace and backspace keys, straight universal keyboard, mechanism sticking, with oak cover and b

Densmore No. 5 and Hammond No. 2 1) Densmore No. 5, 1907 onwards, no. 15214, American upstroke machine with ball-bearing typebar mechanism and carriage, four-row QWERTY keyboard, in good condition. -

2 Mechanical Typewriters 1) Lambert, 1896 onwards, decorative American typewriter by the famous inventor Frank Lambert, New York, in unusual design, French licensed production by Sidney Hebert, Paris.