191x Remington 11 #not found
Status: Sightings
Hunter: Kristians Luhaers (clc)
Created: 05-10-2016 at 02:58PM
Last Edit: 10-23-2016 at 05:01PM
Description:
Spotted at the museum in Edole medieval castle (Schloß Edwahlen) which was built in XIV century. As I was told this German keyboard Remington Mod. 11 was brought from Germany during WWI by someone from entourage of Prince Joachim of Prussia - the youngest son of German Emperor Wilhelm II, who stayed there during WWI. Well, it might be a little hard to believe, that they used American typewriters at that time instead of German ones. But, who knows...
It is in working condition, but I wasn't allowed to test it.
An excellent historical testimony, I presume... if it is genuine.
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Hunter: Kristians Luhaers (clc)
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TYPEWRITERS...
Doesn't they look sexy to you? Such a number of different shapes, forms and colors.... All those complicated and not so complicated mechanisms, levers and arms, gears and sprockets... how they became alive and start dancing at your fingertip punches...
It started on December 2015 when I bought my second typewriter... Beaten, damaged, dusty... I took it apart, cleaned, repaired. Since then it became as an obsession... Now there are more than dozen.
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