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1947 Underwood Noiseless 77 Serial # 1637426 1947 Underwood Noiseless 77 typewriter, Serial # 1637426 James Ashe's 1947 Underwood Noiseless 77 typewriter. 2025-03-26 From the Virtual Typewriter Collection of James Ashe: 1947 Underwood Noiseless 77 Serial # 1637426 A lovely machine that is in very nice condition a beautiful platen but unfortunately the feed rollers have deteriorated and it isn't feeding well until I get those replaced. As always these are pre-cleaning photos, cleaning and typesamples forthcoming.

1947 Underwood Noiseless 77 #1637426

Status: My Collection
Hunter: James Ashe (TypingtheMargins)
Created: 03-26-2025 at 02:49AM
Last Edit: 03-26-2025 at 03:06AM


Description:

A lovely machine that is in very nice condition a beautiful platen but unfortunately the feed rollers have deteriorated and it isn't feeding well until I get those replaced. As always these are pre-cleaning photos, cleaning and typesamples forthcoming.

Typeface Specimen:

Photos:

Front of the machine still inside the case.
Front of the machine still inside the case.

Front-right of the machine.
Front-right of the machine.

Bottom of machine. Note the injection molded space bar.
Bottom of machine. Note the injection molded space bar.

CU of keys and arms from the right side.
CU of keys and arms from the right side.

CU of the Noiseless 77 decal.
CU of the Noiseless 77 decal.

Back of the machine. Margin and tab mechanism visible.
Back of the machine. Margin and tab mechanism visible.

CU of Underwood decal.
CU of Underwood decal.

CU of serial.
CU of serial.

Detail of type slugs.
Detail of type slugs.

CU of left side carriage showing cracked feed roller.
CU of left side carriage showing cracked feed roller.

CU of the platen and paper finger/roller-bail.
CU of the platen and paper finger/roller-bail.

CU of right side feed roller and carriage.
CU of right side feed roller and carriage.

Front of the full case.
Front of the full case.

Rear of case showing the feet and hinges.
Rear of case showing the feet and hinges.

CU of the latch and lock on the case.
CU of the latch and lock on the case.

Cu of case latch.
Cu of case latch.

CU of the case latch.
CU of the case latch.

CU of the slip-ping hinge of the case.
CU of the slip-ping hinge of the case.

Shot of the latches and hook that holds the machine to the case base-plate.
Shot of the latches and hook that holds the machine to the case base-plate.

Overview of the open case without the machine.
Overview of the open case without the machine.

Hunter: James Ashe (TypingtheMargins)

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Status: Typewriter Hunter
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Occasional typewriter user and 'variety accumulator' but not a serious collector.

My first typewriter was a SCM Galaxie/Classic that I bought at a thrift store in Middle School. Taught myself how to use it without the manual. Used it for school work that needed to be entered into print-outs. I liked the machine, although it is heavy, but I always hated the case.

Recently, something awakened in me and I have been finding a few modest projects and interesting machines to try manual typing again.



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