This Remington Noiseless Model 9 typewriter is a customer machine brought in for service replacing the paper rollers and platen. There is nothing as pretty as a shiny piece of industrial art and this one is a prime example. This … More
In the Shop
Royal 10 is very pretty
I don't normally share what I feel is the mundane. Today is an exception as this bit of boredom is some sweet eye candy. This customers Royal 10 typewriter from the year 1929 came to the shop a BIG DUST BUNNY. This gal had so much crap on and … More
A Nice Blue Royal Portable P Typewriter from 1930
This customer machine was purchased locally and the seller even dropped it off at the shop! A very pretty blue Royal Portable typewriter it features the elusive Vogue typeface. This baby needed EVERYTHING! So it got it a new platen, … More
Remington 24 Black Monster
I equate the Remington 24 from 1967 to a Royal Empress. Both are solid machines within bulbous decorations of a shell. This customer machine came in for service as the line lock was hanging up and the keys were sticking on the left. To get to … More
A pair of Optimas
These Optima typewriters are part of a customer collection. Bought off the internet, the green guy arrived with multiple shipping damage problems. It was skipping badly, carriage would RUN, tabs interfered, margins would not adjust and the paint got … More
Remington Monarch Pioneer from 1937
Nick brought in this Remington Monarch Pioneer, serial number C110280, from 1937. This little bit of simplicity is in top condition. Top condition means it is a Remington from the thirties, so it needed a new platen, paper rollers, feet and a … More