1921 Underwood 5 #1464817
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Kyle Oelofse (SaladKing)
Created: 01-08-2018 at 09:31PM
Last Edit: 10-11-2018 at 11:52AM

Description:
Acquired: 2016/12/02
I drove to a neighboring state to get this typewriter. At the time it was easily the prettiest machine in my collection and still ranks pretty high up there.
20181011: Improved cover photo.
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Hunter: Kyle Oelofse (SaladKing)
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Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 382
I inherited two Royal KMMs as a kid. Over a decade later I started actively collecting and repairing in 2015 shortly after discovering the existence of "weird" typewriters like the Blickensderfer and Hammond, and finding a destroyed Super Sterling to experiment on.
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