1936 Bar-Let Model 2 #29828
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Nick Creaton (WhippySteggall)
Created: 01-01-2018 at 07:44AM
Last Edit: 01-01-2018 at 07:45AM
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Description:
The second portable by the Barlock (1925) Company, Nottingham, England. Paper feed rollers have flattened, unfortunatley it is not possible to store these machines with the paper release open as the release is spring loaded and automatically closes on release.
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Hunter: Nick Creaton (WhippySteggall)
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Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 557
Typewriter collector from the UK. Had my first portable in my youth (Imperial Good Companion Model 1). Later changed to an Olympia Splendid 66 and then in November 1967 had my first standard an Imperial 70 which I still have and use to this day. Have collected on and off ever since. Though I have an Imperial Model D of 1919 in my collection my interest is more the models available during the 1960's when I first learnt to touch type.
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