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tomhitt · Electric Typewriters

I keep two electronic machines ready at all times in my office. When I need to address envelopes they don't fight me on the feed as some of my manuals do. The carriage is stationary, so I can be a messy pig- no need to keep the carriage area clear. Quick change typeface with the print wheels. Finally, I got into collecting in part because I'm very interested in the technologies from the 50s through the 80s.

When typing letters I grab a manual 90% of the time. So... I like 'em both! ~Tom~

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tomhitt · Portable Typewriters

Here's a photo of the critter. http://wrongwaywriteway.com/2015/12/28/royal-citadel-part-1/

tomhitt · Portable Typewriters

I just picked up a Royal Citadel (CT 5602339, made in Holland), it appears to be doggone close the exact same machine as the Singer Scholastic. ~TH~ http://wrongwaywriteway.com

tomhitt · Maintenance & Repairs

Just jumped into my first drawstring repair. This was helpful- thanks! ~Tom~

tomhitt · Type Talk

Cool. I just received a typer that came with the "manual"... (actually more like a Quick Start guide). It showed this feature- thanks for the excellent sample. ~TH~

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