1947 Smith Corona Sterling #4A275780
Status: My Collection
Hunter: James Grooms (jgrooms)
Created: 06-05-2024 at 01:33PM
Last Edit: 06-05-2024 at 01:56PM
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Description:
Old school hunting, i.e., the garage sale. A very nice 4A with a bit of time needed to align some slugs.
Typeface Specimen:
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Photos:
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Hunter: James Grooms (jgrooms)
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Points: 5669
As with many, the bug is back there somewhere due to an Underwood No. 5. My grandfather was on a small town school board and used one for this. My parents had a yellow Royal Safari that I used to index card everything, including a beer can collection. Collection syndrome clue! The long dormant tic was activated when my neighbors left a Remington Quiet Riter on the curb when they moved in circa 2010, Yes a believe it or not story is next, when a Hermes 3000 comes home with the girlfriend from work for free. Yes, free! From there the addiction is full steam. And yes, I now have a No. 5. Typewriters are the perfect blend of using one's technical skills, history and functional purpose.
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