1942 Olympia Progress #412662
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Carl H (Olivetti48)
Created: 04-20-2017 at 04:00PM
Last Edit: 04-21-2017 at 01:12AM
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Description:
They always working in every condition. Just indestructible. Only few have the silver lettering in this condition
Keyboard: German
Typeface: Pica
Typeface Specimen:
![](https://typewriterdatabase.com/img/t _7770_1492762360.jpg)
Photos:
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Hunter: Carl H (Olivetti48)
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Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 2690
Typewriter collector from Germany. I collect all brands, but like Olivetti the most. I'm not that type of collector that buys the most expensive, old or rare pieces. I love and collect typewriters because it was an everyday product millions of people used. Much of them are well-made and were so expensive for there pre-owner – now, people want not to throw them away, but they don't want them anymore – and so, there are ridiculous cheap. When I see a typewriter, standing around and being so cheap, I cannot abandon it. (I hope my english is at least understandable, feel free to correct me).
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