In Italy... I have two, one I use, and the other I bought for spare parts (this is also NOS, new sealed).
It is the third version (made in Brazil); probably built in the mid 90's, before the Brazilian factory closed...

Thanks very much Uwe and Laurenz!

Thank you very very much!

I have a curiosity: how much did cost a standard typewriter, such as Olympia SG3 or Olivetti Linea 98, in the 80s?

Thanks Sky!
In fact, the type alignment  has always fascinated me.
When I consulted typed documents from the 1940s or 1950s, I was amazed at how often they had well aligned types.
And in parallel I did not understand why starting from the 70's, almost all mechanical typewriters had an acceptable alignment, but often less than the typescripts of the 1940s. I also wondered if it was a strategy that companies adopted to make mechanical typewriters appear lower than the new electrical and electronic ones.
Even the new Olivetti, when they left the factory, had an acceptable alignment for most office jobs, but a little lacking for elegant and quality writing.
In fact, the typewriters with the most precise alignment I have seen are the Alpina.

P.S. the typed text is a part of a parapsychology book that I copied. I looked for sheets that had previously been typed with the most misaligned words and rewrote them to compare the difference.