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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

3 Blickensderfer Typewriters American portable typewheel machines, ink-roller, downstroke, 28 keys in 3 rows, 2 shift-keys, 84 characters, invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 1891 and

3 Blickensderfer Typewriters American portable typewheel machines, ink-roller, downstroke, 28 keys in 3 rows, 2 shift-keys, 84 characters, invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 1891 and

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

3 Blickensderfer Typewriters American portable typewheel machines, ink-roller, downstroke, 28 keys in 3 rows, 2 shift-keys, 84 characters, invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 1891 and

3 Blickensderfer Typewriters American portable typewheel machines, ink-roller, downstroke, 28 keys in 3 rows, 2 shift-keys, 84 characters, invented by George C. Blickensderfer (1850-1917) in 1891 and

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

A vintage adding machine, "The Addometer" U.S. Patent Office Trade Mark. Reliable Typewriter and Adding Machine Co., Chicago, IL. Directions on the side. Complete with clearing lever and stylus. Origi

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

Victor Talking Machine Co., Model E, ("Monarch Junior", made 1901-1908) s/n 47551, with oak case, green felt 7" turntable, double-spring motor, rigid arm with black and silver horn, includes original

Antique Caligraph Typewriter (The American Writing Machine Co., Harrisburg, Pa.) Advertising Glass Paperweight by Barnes & Abrams Paperweight Co. Syracuse, New York. Measures 1 x 4 x 2.5 inches. Excel

Dollar Typewriter, 1893 Rare toy-like American index typewheel machine by Robert H. Ingersoll & Bros. Company of New York, originally retailed for just 1 $, missing ink roller. - Literature: Martin 19

3 Typewriters 1) "Blickensderfer No. 8", 1907. American typewheel machine with tabulator. Serial no. 139303 HP. (3/3-) – 2) "Aluminium Featherweight Blick", 1893. The lightweight model, made of alum

'3 Blickensderfer Typewriters 1) Blickensderfer No 8, c. 1907, serial no. 177043, American typewheel machine with tabulator, carriage and bell loose but enclosed. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 136.

5 American and English Typewriters 1) "Blickensderfer No. 8", c. 1907, serial no. 140227, American typewheel machine, mechanism sticking. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 136. (2/3-4) - 2) "The Postal N

"National" Model 1B, 1889 National Typewriter Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Low serial no. 1710, rare American upstroke machine by Hermann Unz from the idea and patents by Franz Xaver Wagner,

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

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

"Geniatus/Business" and "Bambino" 1) German type-band typewriter, 1924. Low serial no. 107! (4/3) – And: 2) "Bambino", c. 1955. Typewheel machine with red bakelite body and original case. Blocked. (

'2 American Typewriters 1) "Century No. 10", c. 1920. Manufactured by American Writing Machine Co., New York, serial no. HM644. - And: 2) "Oliver No. 10", c. 1920. The Oliver Typewriter Co., Chicago,

Invented by Byron Alden Brooks in 1892 and manufactured by Garvin Machine Co. of New York. This is the second model which uses the Sjoberg ribbon system with a length of ribbon wrapped around the whee

Made by the Chicago Writing Machine Co., Chicago, Ill and the Galesburg Writing Machine Co., Galesburg, Ill, U.S.A. between 1898 - 1917. In overall good condition retaining 95+% of original paint and

Made by the Garvin Machine Co. of New York and sold as The Peoples Typewriter starting in 1893. The final version was The Champion in 1895. A rare wheel indexing machine in VG original condition. Reta

Manufactured by the Yost Writing Machine Co. ?Bridgeport, Connecticut, US circa 1890. This is a 1st model. In overall fair condition. Machine is complete and the keys strike. Carriage does not move co