1971 Olivetti Lettera 36 #557,660
Status: My Collection
Hunter: David Sgriccia (dyn2type)
Created: 11-03-2023 at 11:31AM
Last Edit: 11-03-2023 at 11:33AM

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Bought at an antique mall in Howell, MI. Apparently owned by a Chrysler employee. Nice touch being electric. This is one of only 6 electrics I own - 3 too many. T060
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Hunter: David Sgriccia (dyn2type)
David Sgriccia's Typewriter Galleries [ My Collection ] [ My Sightings ]

Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 1813
I have always enjoyed tinkering with mechanical "things". For a number of years my wife wanted an IBM Selectric, The machine she used many years ago as a secretary. In 2020 we found one at an auction and bought it for $15. It took another $150 for the typewriter repairman to get it working. That turned out to be T001 in our collection. In the beginning we bought whatever we found. Now I am concentrating on the portables rather than the older office machines. The collection is getting large and it is time to start posting on TWDB.
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