Bremerton Typewriter Company

This 1938 Underwood Noiseless 77 Typewriter has the cutest Lilliputian Type. A diminutive 16 cpi type face. Yet very readable. This baby is cleaned and tuned up and in the hands of Mike. Oh, and look at all those tab stops! … More

This 1932 Adler Standard typewriter was donated by Anjali. Decent looking on the surface. Until you really LOOOOK at it. Of course all these photos are after I cleaned the damn thing. Rust. There I said it. Kills typewriters. I thought … More

Nico brought this nice red Olympia SF in for a new platen and a ribbon lift adjustment. We sent the platen out for recovering an lo and behold the metal core had two dents! One was a bit too deep so the core could not be recovered. The … More

I experience people coming into the shop. Usually when I'm awake and not in the back taking a nap. Many are starry eyed with all the goo gahs that line the shop. Even I like the Bob Montgomery memorial. Heck, it is hard for people to get me to shut … More

This very rusty and dirty 1940 black Triumph Perfekt certainly needed some love. In for some much needed service plus a new platen and rubber feet. The case is toast. Where ever the typewriter was stored the moisture flaked the paper off the … More

This is a customer machine in for a new platen. Yep. Just a platen. The machine itself is in great shape and clean. You do not see many of these older Gossen typewriters in the wild. The customer was going on and on about the unique type face. I … More