1916 Oliver 9 #636837
Status: My Collection
Hunter: John Abbott (TruckerGeek)
Created: 03-30-2020 at 06:27PM
Last Edit: 03-30-2020 at 06:32PM
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Description:
#1117. This is the ninth Oliver in my collection. It is a sad rescue. It is extremely dirty. The carriage was off when it arrived. The main belt is off (string). I think it can be brought back to life, with some battle scars (like the type guide is broken and cannot be repaired without a replacement). I could not let an Oliver suffer in this condition.
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Hunter: John Abbott (TruckerGeek)
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I started my collection back in 2017 when I found a 1993 Brother WP-1250, which was very close to the typewriter I owned and used to write letters home while I was stationed in Korea serving in the US Air Force (I later discovered it was most likely the Brother WP-1150, so I picked that up). In 2018, my wife took me to one of the local antique store and I saw an old typewriter that caught my eye. My wife purchased it for me for Christmas (a 1932 Royal 10). My wife and I decided to limit my collection to 5 typewriters, so I need to sell off my surplus.
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