Thanks, Folks.  Here's an effort with that other hosting site:

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Nice! It looks like you've got a Royal model 10 standard typewriter from 1924, and a Remington Portable 1 from May 1921 (the X in the serial number indicates May, not June as I had previously written). 

Here are the model pages on the TWDB for them:
Royal typewriter photos of Royal 10 by year then serial number by date (typewriterdatabase.com)
Remington typewriter photos of Remington Portable by year then serial number by date (typewriterdatabase.com)

As an added bonus, your Remington still has a brush. None of my Remington portables still had that.

Looks like all they need is a little cleanup. Here are some tips if you want to do that: Basic Typewriter Restoration (xavier.edu)



 

Hello. I'm Chris, live close to the border of Oregon and California. Got the typewriter bug a few years ago after finding a mint Royal KHM at a yard sale for $2.00. Now I have also a " Skyriter. " ( of course) and my pride and joy, a Olympia SM-5. A pleasure to be among typewriter enthusiasts!

Hello Chris / Highriter! I’m just up the road from you in the south end of the Willamette Valley. Congratulations on the typewriter finds. I found my dream machine, a working Olympia SG1 Super DeLuxe on Craigslist for a very reasonable price. The seller also had a working SG3 so I took both. Most of my typewriters are Olympias. I’m hoping to come across a nice, late model, working Royal HH Standard locally someday.

George

Based in the NYC area.