1915 Fox 24 #100813
Status: Sightings
Hunter: Gerald Ambrose (Oliver9)
Created: 05-22-2016 at 03:28PM
Last Edit: 04-03-2018 at 03:11AM
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Description:
I got this typewriter from Ebay.
It must have been sitting for some time and the carriage draw cord was broken.
The 'x' key had somehow jumped from its linkage guide bar, at the back, and wedge itself on the '3' key linkage. Now the keys are working fine.
The only problem I have now is that it is missing the right ribbon spool. I have rigged a universal spool to work of the time being.
Now that it works I can see why collectors like the Fox typewriters. The action is light and is quieter than the average desktop typewriter.
I will post a type sample soon.
Update 8/26/2016: I originally had the serial number as 100815. I checked again and it is actually 100813.
Left the collection on 4/2/2018.
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Hunter: Gerald Ambrose (Oliver9)
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I started collecting typewriters several years ago and it started with a late 1960s Smith-Corona Sterling portable that I got as a gift.
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