1964 Remington Holiday #M774456
Status: Sightings
Hunter: Julian Zadorozny (Kuliano1977)
Created: 06-19-2025 at 05:37PM
Last Edit: 06-21-2025 at 08:17AM
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Description:
I am reunited with this 1964 Remington Holiday for a short time. A friend of mine is a stand-up comedian, and I gifted this typewriter to her a couple of years ago. She wrote material for her first stand-up special with this Holiday. There wasn't a chance at the time to photograph and record this typewriter, so she was super nice to loan me this baby blue machine to post on the Typewriter Database.
I purchased this machine during the pandemic and never fell in love with it. This is the bare bones of all bare bones Remingtonās. When you pry open the plastic blue cover, there is little to witness of a mechanical wonder. The clean look is appealing.
The typing action is snappy and light. A carrying case that works well. A typewriter to jot down a laundry list of duties for the day before heading out into the world.
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Hunter: Julian Zadorozny (Kuliano1977)
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Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 717
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 I wrote my first unpublished novel and hundreds of short stories on the Brother.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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