| Portable Typewriters » 1947 Royal Arrow » 30-7-2014 11:26:01 |
- guitarmasta12
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Uwe wrote:Very cool! You found a lot of toabacco inside the machine? I gues your grandfather rolled his own. They're brilliant typewriters, so I'm sure you're going to really enjoy it.
Yeah. It's very very close to my De Luxe.
| Portable Typewriters » 1947 Royal Arrow » 29-7-2014 22:12:06 |
- guitarmasta12
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I just got a new addition to my typewriter collection from my great grandparents. They bought it in 1947 most likely. They used it for gerneral things back then when they got it. Funny thing is I found a lot of tobacco in it when i was cleaning it today lol. I have a 1947 Royal Quiet De Luxe. They are very very simular.
| Standard Typewriters » 1935 Royal Model 10 KH » 28-7-2014 12:41:20 |
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M. Höhne wrote:
That counter in front of the serial number: what is it geared to; what action causes it to advance?
It's geared to every time you return the carriage back to the side to type again.
| Standard Typewriters » 1935 Royal Model 10 KH » 28-7-2014 12:40:26 |
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Listed prices. Is this even rare or is it semi-rare? or is it not at all.
| Standard Typewriters » 1935 Royal Model 10 KH » 27-7-2014 21:24:38 |
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Here's my Cleaned up 1935 Royal KH. This is the after for this before thread . Beautiful machine! Again I payed $25. Works 100% fine. I'm pretty sure this model was made in mid 34' to mid 35' based on the typewriterdatabase.com. I seen these go for fully restored $1000 to $2000. Unrestored I saw $500. I have been doing my reasearch on this. Anyone know anything about this model? I noticed that it is never talked about too much either.
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| Type Talk » The Royal Model 10 KH » 27-7-2014 12:31:53 |
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| Type Talk » The Royal Model 10 KH » 26-7-2014 21:49:23 |
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So can anyone give me everything single thing about the Royal KH typewriter? I have one and I need info. I'm currently searching online for it.
| Standard Typewriters » 1935 Royal KH » 20-7-2014 19:51:54 |
- guitarmasta12
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Uwe wrote:
I have a '36 KHM; the KH was only around for a year or two I think. You would need to check the serial number to verify if that's what you have. Regardless, it's a great machine and a good deal at $25 (providing of course it's complete and working reasonably well). Enjoy!
Oh yes she works 100%. Just needs a good cleaning. I looked at everything before I bought it. It's Definetly a KH. Serial is KH-1780328. Typewriter database says it's a 35'.
| Standard Typewriters » 1935 Royal KH » 20-7-2014 12:12:11 |
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I'm pretty sure this is a 1935 KH. Just bought this from an antique shop for $25. they told me they have soo msny typewriters and they gave me a deal. She needs some derusting and cleaning and oiling. I have some before photos. Then when I'm done with cleaning and restoring the paint, I will post after photos.
| Type Talk » Just bought my 1st typewriter. Help with a Remington Standard model 5. » 19-7-2014 21:56:04 |
- guitarmasta12
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Wow great find! I think you are right with the 40s. As for the paper, I use normal computer paper on mine. Also, find the serial number. Move the carrage around to see it. There's a website called www.typewriterdatabase.com . That should help you date it.
