1934 Remington 16 #Z470654
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Mark Schrad (MLSchrad)
Created: 01-02-2021 at 07:31PM
Last Edit: 01-02-2021 at 07:32PM
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Given my interests in Russian political history, this is one of my most treasured machines. It is a 1934 Remington 16, that was manually re-keyed by the famed guru, Mr. Typewriter, Martin K. Tytell in New York City. Tytell not only sold and serviced typewriters in New York, he also was able to change typewriter keysets for virtually every language on earth. I purchased this one through Craigslist in Vermont in 2015. I then had friends of mine, who teach Russian at the University of Vermont pick it up for me, and hold it until we met at a Russian-studies convention in Boston in November of 2018. The backstory was that it was first owned by an American Russian-language instructor in New York City in the 1940s/1950s. It took some cleaning, but it is in great shape, for one of the few Tytell typewriters left.
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Hunter: Mark Schrad (MLSchrad)
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Professor of Political Science and Director of Russian Area Studies at Villanova University. Writes about alcohol politics, Russia, and international law when not refurbishing old typewriters.
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