Making you (especially Marty Rice) proud

From top left to bottom right: Olympia SM7, Perkins Brailler, Smith Premier 1, Demountable 2, Blick 7, Simpson's labeled Antares Parva, Corona 4, Underwood 3 bank portable.


From top left to bottom right: Olympia SM3(4?), Corona Standard, LC Smith & Bros 5, Hammond 2, Hermes 3000, Royal DeLuxe, Remington Rand Noiseless portable, Royal Arrow.



Victor 3, Underwood 150, Remington 10, Remington Rand 17.


Blick 5, Remington Portable check writer, Corona 3.


Underwood Leader, all by its lonesome...


Royal Quiet DeLuxe & Grant's 747.


Smith Corona Cougar 2, Corona Comet DeLuxe, Hermes Rocket, Underwood 18, Remington Quiet-Riter.



Yep, an Oliver 2. Serial number 19889. Anyone have an approximate year of production?



Oliver 2, 5, 9.


2 & 5.


2 & 9. Look at the size difference!


Here are a few shots that were withheld for the unveiling.

Underwood Rhythm Touch, Oliver 2, and the Oliver 5 on the floor.


Yep...all of those. Oliver 9 on crate.


Hope this wasn't too many pictures for you. Thanks for reading, and keep those typebars swinging.

A Typewriter Festivus for the rest of us!

This Leader is a Champion in my book...

And here she is. Nice looking, though nothing fancy. Notice the bits of carbon paper and the like in the back of the case.


Awesome service sticker from Lebanon, PA, which is a little over an hour from where I live. I absolutely love these local service stickers.


Side of the typewriter. Hey, wait a minute. A lock on the SIDE of the case? Hmmm...


What's this?


Dear god...


Second tier. Notice my two pitbull/labs (Zannah & Zinnie) sleeping on their new found favorite blanket.


Third Tier.


Would you look at that...


The complete package. Not too shabby...