Bremerton Typewriter Company

Quincy Square Construction Parking

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The Quincy Square street improvement project is here. This means getting to the shop has never been easier (sarcasm inserted by you know who). When you have parked call us at 360-373-6330. We will meet you and help carry your typewriter to the shop. Here is the latest on where to park when you arrive at the typewriter shop. There is free parking for two hours in the Washington Street Garage. Use the pay-by-phone app; SPOTHERO or use the … [Read more...]

Mr. Montgomery – World War II Memories – Act Five

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Occasionally, I publish some of Mr. Montgomery's musings edited only for grammatical errors. Here is another of his reflection of earlier times. Mr. Montgomery wrote about much of his time enlisted in the U.S. Army, and this is ACT FIVE of SIX. ROBERT MONTGOMERY – Wartime ACT FIVE - Life in Paris How to get involved in a WAR and stay SANE (or thereabouts) I stayed with SHAEF in England from June until November 1944, when we moved to … [Read more...]

Singer Electric Portable Typewriter – For Sale $425

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This SUPER FINE Singer (Smith-Corona) Electric typewriter is for sale. This typewriter is recently serviced and has a new power cord and platen. Pica type face, 10 cpi. This Singer types great and puts excellent print on the page. Come visit the shop and give this one a test drive. Comes with a carrying case. D6SV-1032284 For Sale $425   PL … [Read more...]

Smith-Corona BATTERY POWER Electra SS – For Sale $485

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Yes, this is a Smith-Corona BATTERY POWERED Electra SS. Not often found in the wild, and certainly never in working condition. This machine is for sale after artful servicing by Griffin. Complete with a new drive belt and a USB chargeable battery. The typewriter works and features Pica type face, 10 cpi. Comes with the original battery plus the carrying case. Note the scratches on the left side of the ribbon cover. 6BL … [Read more...]

Mr. Montgomery – World War II Memories – Act Four

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Occasionally, I publish some of Mr. Montgomery's musings edited only for grammatical errors. Here is another of his reflection of earlier times. Mr. Montgomery wrote about much of his time enlisted in the U.S. Army, and this is ACT FOUR of SIX. ROBERT MONTGOMERY – Wartime ACT FOUR - Crossing the English Channel How to get involved in a WAR and stay SANE (or thereabouts) Finally the war turned badly for the Germans, and suddenly the … [Read more...]