1952 Royal Quiet De Luxe #AG2423980
Status: Sightings
Hunter: Julian Zadorozny (Kuliano1977)
Created: 08-19-2025 at 06:21PM
Last Edit: 08-19-2025 at 07:41PM

Description:
This tiny beauty is a 1952 Royal Quiet De Luxe. A typewriter I longed to have. Bought for $30 from an artist who typed out price tags. Sold. I never gave this typewriter a chance. Everyone seems to have at least one RQDL. I longed for this machine. I never gave it the respect it deserved. I’m replacing this with an Underwood Champion to insert into my collection.
This machine types loose. A tinny toy-like experience. Perhaps the next owner will give it a chance and use it like a Royal Quiet De Luxe is supposed to be used. Consistently.
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Hunter: Julian Zadorozny (Kuliano1977)
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Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 805
I purchased my first typewriter in 2000: Brother Pro-Line 707 built in 1969.
I wrote eight hours a day, seven days a week on that tiny machine. I wrote my first unpublished novel and hundreds of short stories on the Brother.
In 2020 I decided to purchase my second typewriter. At ten and counting, I still use and collect these amazing tools for writing.
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