1956 Moskva 4 #14002
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Sergei Viktorovich (Sergei110)
Created: 03-19-2021 at 09:19AM
Last Edit: 03-20-2021 at 07:05AM
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Description:
There is not much to say about "Moskva".
Model 4, almost completely repeats Model 3. But worse.
Technically, it's half Royal, half Underwood. Well, a few Soviet "innovations".
It types at random, like all her sisters.
I wonder if "Moskva" could print exactly at least one day after its production?
Or was this curvature laid right at the factory after many liters of Russian vodka? /...facepalm.../
In general, I'm ashamed of the Soviet typewriters.
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Hunter: Sergei Viktorovich (Sergei110)
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Hi everyone!
I'm Sergei, I was made in Russia)
A psychologist, a collector of all sorts of vintage junk, typewriters, alarm clocks, and so on.
I love typewriters, and typewriters love me))
I wouldn't call myself a HUNTER - I just love typewriters, use them and collect some of them.
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