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pdxtypewriter wrote:
I think this is what SCM called Classic Pica?
It does look like Classic Pica #85. Are there no identifying marks on the slugs?
For example, these are the slugs in one of my Classic 12 models:
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I've just learned something new. 660 is the foundry mark that ids the fontface?
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It can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, but in my example the 'AR' identifies the manufacturer of the typeface, and the '660' the actual typeface.
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What is that at the top of each slug?
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Looks like "85 U."
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Uwe wrote:
It does look like Classic Pica #85. Are there no identifying marks on the slugs?
pdxtypewriter wrote:
Looks like "85 U."
There you go.
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And bam, case closed! Thanks everyone!
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Got this ca. 1923 Underwood 5 at a local estate sale. It didn't need too much work, but it cleaned up quite nicely!
However, with this new addition, my workspace is starting to get a little... cramped.
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Maybe cramped, but what a beautiful workspace!
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I am very jealous right now... Both an Underwood 5 and an LC Smith 8, two typewriters that I have been searching for tirelessly... But what a great and beautiful find