196x Adler J2 #A301.63005
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Donald Lampert (woodstock5)
Created: 11-30-2015 at 03:57PM
Last Edit: 02-27-2024 at 01:50PM
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Description:
When I got this Adler it was all gummed up, and not working, but I liked the design, and it was only $24. After a few cleaning sessions, and some spray silicon, it types very nicely. It's become one of my favorite everyday typers. I love the simple crisp lines, and the typing feel, a bit slow, but not at all bad!
Typeface Specimen:
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Photos:
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Hunter: Donald Lampert (woodstock5)
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Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 79
I am a decorative painter/artist, and do historic restoration of older homes, and theatres. Growing up in New Jersey, i took typing in 8th grade, and at the time hated it. I've since lived in Chicago, Minneapolis. and now a small town in rural SW Wisconsin.
My hobbies are collecting and restoring old phonographs, sewing machines, kitchen appliances, clocks and radios, vintage office equipment, and of course typewriters. I love vintage mechanical gadgets. At this point in my life, I am developing my writing skills, and have started on old typewriter short stories.
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