- Uwe
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The 1950s Riter Family
Front to back: Travel-Riter (Junior); Quiet-Riter (Mom); Super-Riter (Dad)
(Older brothers Letter-Riter and Office-Riter were touring Europe and missed the family portrait.)
The pronoun I has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
- SquireDante
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1947 Underwood SS
- SquireDante
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1963 Smith-Corona Classic 12
- SquireDante
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1940 Royal KMM
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1938 Remington Cadet (Portable 4B)
The pronoun I has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
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Thread Starter- I.den
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My collection of Royal typewriters (all USA made)
- SquireDante
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1948 Royal KMM
- SquireDante
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Two distant brothers united at last. Left: 1940 KMM. Right: 1948 KMM.
- IvanRocket
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Remington Noiseless 8 - soon to be resurrected.
Throw up into your typewriter every morning. Clean up every noon - Raymond Chandler
- Fleetwing
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A worthy project! I love the chamfered edges.
