1968 Royal (Silver-Seiko) Apollo 10 #8854096
Status: Sightings
Hunter: Ted Munk (munk)
Created: 12-15-2014 at 09:03PM
Last Edit: 08-21-2021 at 11:37AM
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Description:
A Japanese Silver-Seiko electric typebar machine in groovy Royal livery. Not a terrible typewriter for an electric plastic fantastic. The motor is absolutely silent when running. It's sort of eerie not to have any humming at all when the machine is switched on.
It's also quite svelte and rather light for an electric. it carries like a small portable manual. I'm actually quite impressed with it.
Not bad for $0.00!
Traded off to Brian Goode for a Brother JP-4...
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Hunter: Ted Munk (munk)
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Status: Curator
Points: 2786
I am a scoundrel without a cause, and my swank outshines the sun.
I am a casual Typewriter Hunter residing in some liminal transitional spacetime between my lifetime in Arizona to the New World of PROBABLY Conneticut with a wife, two cats and about 50 typewriters. My main hunting ground is thrift stores, and I rarely pay more than $10 for a machine. My collection consists mainly of portables with cases, and they stay in the cases unless I am actively using it (usually more than one at a time). I do, however keep a handful of interesting Selectrics, including a Composer.
(frankly, I'm not going to change my avatar background because CT's flag is lame.)
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