1961 Facit TP1 #P289434
Status: Sightings
Hunter: Greg Mattesen (CoronaKid)
Created: 01-31-2025 at 10:58AM
Last Edit: 01-31-2025 at 11:05AM

Description:
Clean Facit machine that I found in an antique shop in the summer of 2024. It didn't have its case unfortunately, but it was in nice shape otherwise. Smooth typing.
Sold December 2024
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Hunter: Greg Mattesen (CoronaKid)
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Status: Typewriter Hunter
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I "accidentally" started collecting typwriters in the fall of 2020. After my daughter got one cheap at a junk shop, and hearing that she intended to use it to write some old fashioned snail-mail letters to friends, I decided to get "a" typewriter myself to do the same. The first one was a real lucky break: a pristine 1950 Smith-Corona Sterling in perfect condition. From there I got interested in other brands and in refurbishing dirty and forgotten machines. I've had 65+ typewriters at this point, passing many along to excited new owners to keep my collection hovering around 20 machines.
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