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1972 Olympia SM9 Serial # 4454679 1972 Olympia SM9 typewriter, Serial # 4454679 Daniel Burgoyne's 1972 Olympia SM9 typewriter. 2023-03-05 From the Virtual Typewriter Collection of Daniel Burgoyne: 1972 Olympia SM9 Serial # 4454679 This nicely kept typewriter was purchased in Terrebonne, Québec, in June 2021 but was originally sold in the Québec City area. Belonged to a lady who used it for personnal correspondance, who must have been a smoker as the machine smells of nicotine. Made in West Germany, equipped with a QWERTY French Canadian keyboard layout.

This machine, in original condition and perfect working order, came with the owner's manual and black hard case. The typeface is Elite No. 8 with 2.3 mm pitch. It types very well with a very positive action keyboard that is hard on first contact, before yielding with a positive, snappy action.

One of, if not, the best portable I have ever used.

1972 Olympia SM9 #4454679

Status: My Collection
Hunter: Daniel Burgoyne (Ixzed23)
Created: 02-06-2022 at 03:00PM
Last Edit: 03-05-2023 at 06:16AM


Description:

This nicely kept typewriter was purchased in Terrebonne, Québec, in June 2021 but was originally sold in the Québec City area. Belonged to a lady who used it for personnal correspondance, who must have been a smoker as the machine smells of nicotine. Made in West Germany, equipped with a QWERTY French Canadian keyboard layout.

This machine, in original condition and perfect working order, came with the owner's manual and black hard case. The typeface is Elite No. 8 with 2.3 mm pitch. It types very well with a very positive action keyboard that is hard on first contact, before yielding with a positive, snappy action.

One of, if not, the best portable I have ever used.

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Hunter: Daniel Burgoyne (Ixzed23)

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Bonjour! I am from the region of Montreal, Quebec and moved to Ottawa, Ontario in 1992.

Amateur watchmaker and machinist, I love anything mechanical, hydraulic or electric. I have restored American and Canadian clocks and small lathes, milling machines and a jig bore.

Most of my typewriters have French Canadian QWERTY keyboards, with some exception for rare finds.



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