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1946 Royal Quiet De Luxe Serial # A1232498 1946 Royal Quiet De Luxe typewriter, Serial # A1232498 Brendan Raftery's 1946 Royal Quiet De Luxe typewriter. 2026-03-30 From the Virtual Typewriter Collection of Brendan Raftery: 1946 Royal Quiet De Luxe Serial # A1232498 I got a friend to pick this up for me a couple years ago on Vancouver Island as I needed a part for another machine I was fixing. I ended up not needing the part so here it is.

1946 Royal Quiet De Luxe #A1232498

Status: My Collection
Hunter: Brendan Raftery (BCDC)
Created: 03-30-2026 at 06:57PM
Last Edit: 03-30-2026 at 06:57PM


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I got a friend to pick this up for me a couple years ago on Vancouver Island as I needed a part for another machine I was fixing. I ended up not needing the part so here it is.

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Hunter: Brendan Raftery (BCDC)

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Dad, typewriter nerd, disc golfer, musician and an all around swell guy that lives in Port Moody BC Canada. I bought my first machine in around 1997 for $5 (Underwood 6) and restored it in a small cabin I lived in. I had it for the past 24 years when my 8 year old daughter asked if it worked, I brought it down off the shelf and she started playing with it. I then saw on FB Marketplace a 1916 LC Smith that needed a ton of work for $50, and that hooked me, 24 months later I have 160+ machines and have plans for all of them. Fantastic hobby. I love them being so Analog. I have recently collaborated with Dave Benning, a good friend and local artist, to create some custom hand painted works of "workable" art. I restore the typewriter while Dave gives it some new "clothes".



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