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Unknown typewriter
Hello all,
does anyone know which typewriter this is?
Thanks,
Lau
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Re: Unknown typewriter
Not at all sure, but it looks German to me. Does it take DIN 2103 spools ?
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Re: Unknown typewriter
Hi Laurenz
My first guess going by the design of the page support is a Continental. The Wanderer had the same design of page support, but I'm inclined to think this is more of an economy model. Tom made mention of the spool type, what is the diameter of the spool pins, 3mm, 4mm or 6mm? All the best,
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Re: Unknown typewriter
Lau, it looks like a '50s Juwel Mod. 4 to me, but I'd have to compare photos of both to be absolutely sure.
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