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    13-12-2015 09:55:19  #1

    TypewriterGuy
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    FS OR TRADE: Four Electric Typewriters

    Im  pretty sure they all work.
    One is a Sears portable electric. Plastic. Looks like it works.
    One is a Brother Correcting. Metal and plastic, looks like it works.
    One is a Royal TA. HEAVY! Pretty sure it works. Comes with lots of ribbons.
    The last is a Smith Corona Correcting dictionary. Works.

    It would be best to sell or trade them near me, Northern New Hampshire, USA. They are heavy, but CAN be shipped...

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    14-12-2015 22:26:18  #2

    JustAnotherGuy
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    Re: FS OR TRADE: Four Electric Typewriters

    "Pretty sure they work"? As in, you aren't sure?

     
     

    15-12-2015 06:32:52  #3

    TypewriterGuy
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    Re: FS OR TRADE: Four Electric Typewriters

    Well I haven't tested two.... I will though if someone wants. 

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    15-12-2015 13:15:13  #4

    Uwe
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    Re: FS OR TRADE: Four Electric Typewriters

    Photos would maybe help to sell these as you haven't mentioned the exact models in question. Sears didn't manufacturer its own typewriters, so it could be any one of a number of different models. I don't know what a Royal TA is, but the TA probably refers to Triumph-Adler, so it could be German-made model manufactured after 1969. The other two sound like electronic typewriters.

    The pronoun I has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
     

    21-12-2015 19:07:04  #5

    TypewriterGuy
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    Re: FS OR TRADE: Four Electric Typewriters

    Forgot one, a Smith Corona Coronet 10.
    Heres some photos of them I found online. They are in storage right now, but I will get them out if anyone is interested.
    Coronet 10
    [img]http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NzUwWDEwMDA=/z/JzMAAOxygPtSwxPx/$_1.JPG[/img]Electronic Smith Corona
    [img]http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTI1MVgxNjAw/z/r2kAAOSwsB9V-340/$_35.JPG[/img]The Royal TA
    The Sears brother
    The brother

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    21-12-2015 19:39:35  #6

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    Re: FS OR TRADE: Four Electric Typewriters

    Hmmm.... the Sears "Brother" in your fourth photo looks a lot like a Nakajima to me. Does that machine actually say Brother on it somewhere?

    The pronoun I has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
     

     

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