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1907 Remington 6 Serial # 169375 1907 Remington 6 typewriter, Serial # 169375 Brian Decker's 1907 Remington 6 typewriter. 2025-12-20 From the Virtual Typewriter Collection of Brian Decker: 1907 Remington 6 Serial # 169375 This was another relatively early eBay acquisition, in May or June of 2001, specifically, after 5/8/01 and before 6/16/01; but, beyond that, my records are sketchy. I do have a hand-written comment in an old typewriter notebook that it cost $133.50. I believe that figure did not include shipping, and shipping for large office typewriters was typically running $20-25 in those days. This machine has a 10 CPI typeface (pica, therefore; I keep forgetting to type that directly when I prepare a typing sample). This one is in pretty good unrestored condition. It has an old (ancient?) purple ribbon that produced enough of an imprint to make the typing sample. The serial number indicates 1907, starting to get near end of full production (started tapering off quickly around this time). The keys run very freely, no sticking. The feed rollers are cracked and falling apart. This is most certainly worth a restoration project, especially as Baco Ribbons seems to be able to supply fresh typewriter ribbon in this size.

1907 Remington 6 #169375

Status: My Collection
Hunter: Brian Decker (bkdecker66)
Created: 12-20-2025 at 03:44PM
Last Edit: 12-20-2025 at 03:51PM

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This was another relatively early eBay acquisition, in May or June of 2001, specifically, after 5/8/01 and before 6/16/01; but, beyond that, my records are sketchy. I do have a hand-written comment in an old typewriter notebook that it cost $133.50. I believe that figure did not include shipping, and shipping for large office typewriters was typically running $20-25 in those days. This machine has a 10 CPI typeface (pica, therefore; I keep forgetting to type that directly when I prepare a typing sample). This one is in pretty good unrestored condition. It has an old (ancient?) purple ribbon that produced enough of an imprint to make the typing sample. The serial number indicates 1907, starting to get near end of full production (started tapering off quickly around this time). The keys run very freely, no sticking. The feed rollers are cracked and falling apart. This is most certainly worth a restoration project, especially as Baco Ribbons seems to be able to supply fresh typewriter ribbon in this size.

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Front view.
Front view.

Front detail of manufacturer decal.
Front detail of manufacturer decal.

Front detail of shift locker.
Front detail of shift locker.

Front with carriage lifted.
Front with carriage lifted.

Type basket.
Type basket.

Serial Number.
Serial Number.

Typewriter and case.
Typewriter and case.

Right Quadrant.
Right Quadrant.

Right View.
Right View.

Right Wide-Angle.
Right Wide-Angle.

Paper Table.
Paper Table.

Back.
Back.

Left View.
Left View.

Left Quadrant.
Left Quadrant.

Detail of Line Counter.
Detail of Line Counter.

Typing Sample.
Typing Sample.

Hunter: Brian Decker (bkdecker66)

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My interest in typewriters started in 1997, when I was in graduate school at the University of Georgia. I purchased and read Darryl Rehr's book, joined ETC, and started reaching out to known collectors. I had several email interchanges with Richard Polt dating from that period. I also bought some of my first machines from Bob Aubert, and visited him at his home twice. After marriage and relocation to New England, I continued visiting antique shops and eBay, until other priorities put my typewriter hobby on hiatus around 2008. I still have my collection of around 57 machines, and now I have a renewed interest in getting some of them in good working and cosmetic order.


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