196X Smith Corona Electra 120 #6L E130760
Status: My Collection
Hunter: David Small (zaxpower)
Created: 09-08-2017 at 04:09PM
Last Edit: 09-08-2017 at 04:33PM
Description:
This machine was my grandmother's and then my mother's. I don't exactly know when it was manufactured, but my mom said she used it in high school, which would have been 1970 or 1971 at the very least. I think she might have said her older brother used it in high school too, which would have been the '60s.
The machine works well; it has been well preserved.
One thing that interests is the keyboard layout. It is nearly exactly the same as the layout on modern computer keyboards.
Also, what is "Copy Set?"
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Hunter: David Small (zaxpower)
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Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 179
I've been interested in typewriters for some time, but I only recently obtained my first one, an electric, and in short order obtained several more manuals, and only one of the manuals worked when I obtained it.
I travel and am kind of a nomad so I like looking for typewriters, and would like to learn more about fixing and maintaining them.
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