1935 Imperial The Good Companion #Y 619
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Mark Petersen (totallyyourtype)
Created: 11-08-2014 at 11:19PM
Last Edit: 11-08-2014 at 11:21PM
Description:
This thing is sweet and vaguely reminiscent of an early Remington portable but snappier. I traded my Golden Shield Voyager, an uncommon SCM 5 series badge-job, for this machine with Gabe Burbano and I am very glad I did. I can see why people make a fuss about these.
I like the little carry handles on each side, they are actually pretty useful especially because sliding this machine with it's little worn-out rubber feet will scratch any table top.
It looks like it was converted for American use. It was sold in England as we can see from the tag in the case, but the 5 key looks replaced and comes with a dollar sign.
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Hunter: Mark Petersen (totallyyourtype)
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I am an aspiring novelist and avid typewriter enthusiast from the New River Valley in Virginia. I am a proud Virginia Tech graduate with an education in creative writing. I use typewriters for all my writing and am working on a novel. I also do street poetry. I often can be found writing on one of my machines in downtown Blacksburg and enjoying a drink.
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