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First Blog (11/11/13)
YES, and now it is my turn!For the past few weeks I have spend many hours reading the blogs of other people collecting and using typewriters with pleasure and joy. My YouTube channel has been a great...
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My most recent purchase.
My father has since i started collecting typewriters, also gotten a eye for typewriters which have good looks. Therefor, a week and a half ago, he told me that he had gotten into contact with a lady...
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Oops
Well, there you go.I wish to make my excuses for accidentally deleted ALL of the comments i had so far. I am new to blogging so...i tried to organize...
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Father and Son (...or something like that)
It is funny when i bought a 1950's Remington Rand Quiet-Riter a couple of weeks ago. It is exactly the same machine as the ones i sold half a year ago. I still have the advertisement on my website. It...
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My Desktop Underwoods. (As of Nov 21st 2013)
A article about my favourite brand typewriter.Underwood is my most favourable typewriter brand that i can think of. The fact that typewriter classic Underwoods have been build so brilliantly, is for me...
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Classic colours.
The design in typewriters is sometimes astonishing. Thinking about the classic Underwood Square like design and then turning your attention to the circular design of a minty Hermes 3000 is very...
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New guardian.
Another one sold. My 1949 Royal KMM is off to go live with it's new owner. My final KMM has been sold. A little emptyness is present. Considering i have spend many hours and pages on this machine...
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Sunday morning...
A absolute stunning morning.A delicious cup of coffee, a little snack, a carefully selected typewriter to be writing a good, healthy, long letter to my family, and a stunning view over the ocean, just...
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Fuel for fire, ink for typewriters...
1/2 Spool ribbons seem to be doing well. Staples, my Office depo sells them frequently as i constantly notice they are provided with new stock. Isn't it interesting. Anyways, that is better for...
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Underwood's "TYPE-MASTER"
My Underwood Typemaster, was my first ever bought, and one of my favourite typewriters to use. A absolute joy to be able to put my ideas on paper through the quite, extraordinary machinery of this...
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Toothpaste Tricks
I discovered something amazing when i was browsing over the web looking for a cleaning product to polish paint. (Old paint like on for instance...say, typewriters) You know what i found out? That...
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Salute to the Commodore
The Commodore 2200 typewriter was a machine manufactured by Commodore Co. which is a company known for the computer Commodore 64, which was a desktop computer brought commercially available back in...
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS, my friends. Me and my typewriters wish you a happy and healthy 2014!!!
View ArticleA theory (1)
I have two typewriters that have suffered some oxidation, including my grandfathers Olympia Elite. And what I have noticed is that the oxidation in both cases has taken place on the sides, mostly close...
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My newest find (As of date shown)
This is a quick spoiler for a find that I did. These two machines were located with about 15 other typewriters and cashregisters and way more stuff in a barn. I got these two machines for $95 TOGETHER...
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Frankenstein in Machinery
I discovered that my "64" Olympia SG3 which spend 7 years in a backyard, isn't a "64", or not the carriage at least.The machine carries two different serial numbers.The other one is from 1967 (the...
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Week-end projects!
I have been spending a lot of time on some of the machines that I own. A Smith Corona Flattop typewriter, a Olympia SG3 that spend over 7 years in a backyard, and which is now a good-looking operable...
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Robust Remington!
Ah, another restoration process in restoring a old typewriter. In this case, that will be my 1926 Remington 12, which i bought in March of 2010, for $33. The paint on it isn't the greatest, and yes i...
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Long time no type...
My apologies for not writing a entry for so long. I've been very busy with school and typewriters the past month, so I haven't been able to attend to Typosphere. However, here we are again...I went...
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Hi guys,My apologies for long time no write. And at this time i won't be making a typewriter entry, except this.Soon, a entry about my polished 1892 Empire and 1897 Remington 8 and my 1932 Royal 10 and...
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A royal Royal
Well, the first of the three typewriters that I bought last week-end is complete. The Royal 10, that I got along with a 1909 Underwood 5 and Remington Portable. And I have to say, this wonderful typer...
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Typewriter advertisements
Typewriter advertisements changed significantly throughout the 20th century. A clear difference between the ads of the 1920s and the 1960s is the amount of color used in these ads. Way more play is...
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I'M BACK!!!!!!!It has been a while but I have decided to spend more time with my blog. I am still incredibly busy and can't say that I will be blogging everyday of the week, but I will try my best.I...
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