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1970 Remington 611 Serial # G0713557 1970 Remington 611 typewriter, Serial # G0713557 Todd Payne's 1970 Remington 611 typewriter. 2019-10-31 From the Virtual Typewriter Collection of Todd Payne: 1970 Remington 611 Serial # G0713557 Lovely "Pro-Sumer" electric typewriter. Great color scheme. JP-4 Variant with a carriage return arm. The "brother" to the Montgomery Ward Signature 812D - which has a power return. 12 inch carriage. This example is having an issue with the P key which I hope to resolve, and with a sticky space bar, which I think i have resolved. Overall wonderful heavy machine with a power backspace and all around professional feel. All metal construction. Solid!

1970 Remington 611 #G0713557

Status: My Collection
Hunter: Todd Payne (TheTypewriterCollector)
Created: 10-31-2019 at 08:41AM
Last Edit: 10-31-2019 at 08:50AM


Description:

Lovely "Pro-Sumer" electric typewriter. Great color scheme. JP-4 Variant with a carriage return arm. The "brother" to the Montgomery Ward Signature 812D - which has a power return. 12 inch carriage. This example is having an issue with the P key which I hope to resolve, and with a sticky space bar, which I think i have resolved. Overall wonderful heavy machine with a power backspace and all around professional feel. All metal construction. Solid!

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technically this is the bottom plate from the Signature 812D but it is identical with the exception that the Remington has its label on the upper left of this panel
technically this is the bottom plate from the Signature 812D but it is identical with the exception that the Remington has its label on the upper left of this panel

812D plate. Identical.
812D plate. Identical.

Twins - 1 with carriage return 1 with power return
Twins - 1 with carriage return 1 with power return


Rock hard feet. Note the metal carriage lock supports. They must have been intended to act as feet? The machine rests on them now at least...
Rock hard feet. Note the metal carriage lock supports. They must have been intended to act as feet? The machine rests on them now at least...






Hunter: Todd Payne (TheTypewriterCollector)

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A lover of the written word, I was bitten by the typewriter bug at the beginning of 2019 when I embarked on a Joyful Odyssey to track down a vintage Olympia SM 7/8/9, (I didn't know the model number at the time) that my mother had owned and which I had used to type my college applications in the late 1980's. I have acquired quite a number since, and have enjoyed learning about the history, mechanics, and true variety of these machines.



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