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1978 Underwood 319 Serial # 9461652 1978 Underwood 319 typewriter, Serial # 9461652 Ted Munk's 1978 Underwood 319 typewriter. 2015-12-27 From the Virtual Typewriter Collection of Ted Munk: 1978 Underwood 319 Serial # 9461652 Basically a Lettera 35 in a plastic shell with Underwood badging. I suspect the frames follow Olivetti Lettera 35 series. Pica typeface, nice feel, but too bulbous and lightweight. Slides all over the desk when typing. Main difference is the return lever, which is not the Olivetti-style folding paddle.

1978 Underwood 319 #9461652

Status: Sightings
Hunter: Ted Munk (munk)
Created: 12-27-2015 at 02:49PM
Last Edit: 12-27-2015 at 02:49PM


Description:

Basically a Lettera 35 in a plastic shell with Underwood badging. I suspect the frames follow Olivetti Lettera 35 series. Pica typeface, nice feel, but too bulbous and lightweight. Slides all over the desk when typing. Main difference is the return lever, which is not the Olivetti-style folding paddle.

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Hunter: Ted Munk (munk)

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