1945 Smith Corona Clipper #4C131659
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Harry Lindner (ghostinthemachine)
Created: 02-13-2022 at 11:55AM
Last Edit: 03-29-2022 at 10:35AM
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Description:
A barn find I found tucked in amongst a bunch of junk at an antique store. As it had no carrying case, all manner of 'stuff ' was found during the clean. The top cover cleaned up nicely but marks remained as I could not get them off. I really like these machines.
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Hunter: Harry Lindner (ghostinthemachine)
Harry Lindner's Typewriter Galleries [ My Collection ] [ My Sightings ]
Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 74
I am located in the Foothills of the Rocky Mountains
I bought a typewriter for the sole purpose of journaling and writing with no thought given to working on them as a hobby. On a whim, I purchased a second typewriter, which I knew needed some cleaning and adjustment. I discovered that this exercise took me back to simpler times when I maintained electromechanical switching equipment in my early days of telephony.
Typewriters: a collection of complex Rube Goldberg contraptions that collectively perform a simple function, to put ink to paper. How wonderful is that?
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