- Repartee
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Re: It's a Remington, but....
Can't imagine why the link to first photo broke - it's stored in the same place as the second. Did I violate some posting rule?
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- Uwe
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Re: It's a Remington, but....
Repartee wrote:
Can't imagine why the link to first photo broke - it's stored in the same place as the second. Did I violate some posting rule?
I looked into it and the link is broken. Either you moved the photo at the Goggle site were you have it stored or changed it in some way after you posted the link here because there is no longer an image at the link you used.
The pronoun I has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
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Re: It's a Remington, but....
For what it's worth, you can easily rearrange the hammers in those machines. There's one bar that holds them in place which can be slid out to free them. Just a guess, someone in the distant past customized that typewriter themselves, rather than the factory.
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Re: It's a Remington, but....
For what it's worth, you can easily rearrange the hammers in those machines.
Do you mean the typebars? If so, they can't simply be rearranged as they are not all the same shape; the angle of the slug varies in relation to the typebars position on the fulcrum.
The pronoun I has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
