1971 Royal Custom III #CB8298195
Status: My Collection
Hunter: LaDonna Qualtieri (Sk8rcruz)
Created: 03-08-2023 at 04:44PM
Last Edit: 03-08-2023 at 04:44PM
Description:
The booklet is dated 10/1968 and features this model and the Sabre. The Custom III offers Select-A-Type, but only in pica or elite so probably not very helpful on this cursive model, except for symbols, even though itâs an option. It has a 3 position paper bail and a few other features not found on the Sabre. The faux upholstered âtuck and rollâ look of the face plate is really cool. The color is a deep red, carmine, but not quite burgundy. Comparing the Script size to my known 12 CPI Remington, this is definitely larger, maybe 10CPI. Easier to read than the smaller script. It has not been fully restored, just brought back to life with minimal cleaning, new feet, and a fresh ribbon.
Typeface Specimen:
Hunter: LaDonna Qualtieri (Sk8rcruz)
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I have many pen pals and correspond via handwritten and typed letters. I have a (painful) sitting disability and type while standing- UPDATE! I can also type on an ultraportable I set up on my bed. Typing and collecting machines with different typefaces keeps me busy and happily distracted from the difficulties in life-fountain pens, too, and I can write legibly, in cursive, while laying down. Join me on Type Pals and register for the monthly postcard exchanges. The âCat Mewsâ is a quarterly publication of the philatelic topical group Cats On Stamps Study Unit (COSSU), for which I am a column contributor. My cats are Wiffle Wizard and Urushi (Rushi) Blizzard, aka the Blizzard Sisters.
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