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Oliver Courier
It was this or new shoes. Well, Has some dents but has quickly become a favorite. I like the typeface: inky but no overly so. I will take this one to the cafe.
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Re: Oliver Courier
Just out of curiosity, is the model name 'Courier' actually written on the typewriter anywhere?
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Re: Oliver Courier
Uwe, it isn't, but that's what the seller said. Is it another model?
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Re: Oliver Courier
Courier does seem to be the common one, and usually with your model year the Courier name appears under the Oliver badge. I have a few Courier models, all badged as such, albeit differently (see below). But I also have a Conqueror model that is in every way identical. As of yet I haven't spent any time getting to the bottom of it, but I'm sure there's a reason for the two different model names.
The pronoun I has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
