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20-1-2018 19:31:23  #1


Smith Corona Silent c. 1946

I recently purchased a Smith Corona Silent in quite good condition. As a new comer to typewriter collecting, I tried using the typewriter database website to identify the year of my machine. But it is not clear to me if I am correct that the serial number of 4S112206 is c. 1946. Any assistance would be appreciated or a pointer to the right info source.

 

20-1-2018 22:01:27  #2


Re: Smith Corona Silent c. 1946

typerkarl wrote:

I recently purchased a Smith Corona Silent in quite good condition. As a new comer to typewriter collecting, I tried using the typewriter database website to identify the year of my machine. But it is not clear to me if I am correct that the serial number of 4S112206 is c. 1946. Any assistance would be appreciated or a pointer to the right info source.

 
Hi there! Welcome to the addicti--uh--hobby. Yes. Thats the correct date. My understanding is that the TWDB has pretty dependable information. I've never used a Silent, but Ive heard good things and my old SC Galaxie II was a very nice machine.


There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed. -- Ernest Hemingway
 

20-1-2018 22:33:00  #3


Re: Smith Corona Silent c. 1946

Thanks for the reply. I am not sure that owning one "vintage" typewriter constitutes being a collector. But I do intend to use the machine for its intended purpose. 

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21-1-2018 11:41:51  #4


Re: Smith Corona Silent c. 1946

typerkarl wrote:

Thanks for the reply. I am not sure that owning one "vintage" typewriter constitutes being a collector. But I do intend to use the machine for its intended purpose. 

 
Pish-posh. My "collection" only includes one machine. It's just a small collection  And I'm also more of a user than a collector. Best writing tool there is. Careful, though, they can reproduce asexually... always be on guard...


There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed. -- Ernest Hemingway
 

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