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1959 Remington Quiet-Riter Serial # QR3683315 1959 Remington Quiet-Riter typewriter, Serial # QR3683315 Brian Brumfield's 1959 Remington Quiet-Riter typewriter. 2019-10-22 From the Virtual Typewriter Collection of Brian Brumfield: 1959 Remington Quiet-Riter Serial # QR3683315 Picked up at an antique store in Delaware, Ohio. I took this type sample before the machine had been serviced, and virtually each type bar had to be pulled back by hand.
There was a lot of corrosion/rust in the segment slots.
The machine is typing now, and I will take another, complete type sample.

1959 Remington Quiet-Riter #QR3683315

Status: My Collection
Hunter: Brian Brumfield (bsbrum)
Created: 02-15-2014 at 08:33PM
Last Edit: 10-22-2019 at 02:37PM

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Picked up at an antique store in Delaware, Ohio. I took this type sample before the machine had been serviced, and virtually each type bar had to be pulled back by hand.
There was a lot of corrosion/rust in the segment slots.
The machine is typing now, and I will take another, complete type sample.

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The paint on this machine is in exceptionally good condition, especially considering that it had no case, and was sitting in the open in an antique shop. The millitary item designation is clearly visible on the front of the machine: MX-322/U
The paint on this machine is in exceptionally good condition, especially considering that it had no case, and was sitting in the open in an antique shop. The millitary item designation is clearly visible on the front of the machine: MX-322/U

Type slugs before cleaning
Type slugs before cleaning





The segment slots and type bars were badly corroded, and virtually non of the keys moved when we brought this back to the shop. It's really strange considering the visible condition of the rest of the machine. There is a lot of stainless steel in the chassis, I don't know if that was a military-specific requirement, but there is no corrosion internally apart from this.
The segment slots and type bars were badly corroded, and virtually non of the keys moved when we brought this back to the shop. It's really strange considering the visible condition of the rest of the machine. There is a lot of stainless steel in the chassis, I don't know if that was a military-specific requirement, but there is no corrosion internally apart from this.



Hunter: Brian Brumfield (bsbrum)

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I love machines, machining, creating things from nothing. Typewriters have struck a romantic chord in me, thanks to my oldest son, and I am working with him and the rest of our family to acquire, restore, repair many machines.
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