TypewriterKing, it has no damage. I just wrote a long letter with it and it's lovely. I did some research, and it may be an Olympia Monica.It says in the back that it was made in Western Germany.

My apologies.  You know.  I'm a little jealous, in that I had a couple of opportunities to buy an Olympia portable, but they proved a little rich for my blood.  Maybe another time, someday.

I also believe it is an SM5, as the Monica wouldn't have a tabulator.
 

It's an SM5: I just found a picture of the same typewriter in Machines of Loving Grace. It's my understanding that it's not as desirable as, say, an SM3, which I was looking for, but this typewriter floors me and I couldn't be happier: I've been typing on it for two straight days. I just can't put it down. I love the clean typeface. The linen paper matches nicely with it. 

A word about pricing. I've found out that, at least in San Diego, buying from a dealer is the best, though not cheapest, option. Several of the machines I've bought on eBay needed cleaning or repairs, and that service is $80. For example, I just bought a Corona Portable for $90. When it arrived, there were problems with two keys. So that's another $80 in the hole. In contrast, the Olympia was $100 and had been cleaned and fully serviced. And if I have problems with it, the shop will take care of those.