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1934 Royal KHM... or ?
Desk shot:
from front:
keyboard closeup:
left side:
right side:
carriage close up:
spools and ribbon covers:
missing decals on back:
back side of spools:
back:
underneath, some cobwebs, but really amazingly clean:
Serial number:
- TypewriterGuy
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Re: 1934 Royal KHM... or ?
Hey Spazmelda, mind if you get me some measurements of the feet, and some more photos? Id love to try my hand at making feet for that... Ill PM you if you want me to with the measurements I need.
By the way, I think the logos are like that because it was used in a film or advertising. We I think said this and will know more about it.
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Starting fresh with my favorite typer. A Royal Futura!
- TypewriterGuy
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Re: 1934 Royal KHM... or ?
*Uwe mentioned this
Back from a long break.
Starting fresh with my favorite typer. A Royal Futura!
- Spazmelda
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Re: 1934 Royal KHM... or ?
I'll measure the feet for you. This guys feet are nice. Hey, I've also got a Smith Corona 12 that needs two feet. I think they'd be super easy. I'll send you the measurements and pics for those too.
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Re: 1934 Royal KHM... or ?
Hmmmm. Nice. I thought this generation started in 1935. I know I once had an early "34 maybe? It looked like an X-series typewriter, but it was basket shift. I gave it to my brother. Yours just has the H for model designation, so I guess it's a single-H (as opposed to the HH of the fifties). Anyway, I looked it up and it is a '34 model. Who knew?
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