1956 Imperial Good Companion 1 #JR 853
Status: Sightings
Hunter: Nick T (schreibstang)
Created: 07-08-2014 at 04:47PM
Last Edit: 02-26-2015 at 11:43PM

Description:
Pica type
UK keyboard
This has to be one of the strangest-looking typewriters ever made since the 1920s, though beautiful in its own way. I brought it back with me from the UK.
I've managed to fix all of the problems, see my linked blog post for the details.
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Hunter: Nick T (schreibstang)
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Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 8355
I started collecting typewriters in 2006, but what started it all was using my mother's Brother Student-Riter XL1 in 2004. The next year I received my grandma's Smith-Corona Silent, which was enough to hold me over for a little while but eventually led to an obsession with manual portable typewriters.
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