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- Speed Champion
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- Registered: 17-3-2013
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1920s/30s Four-Bank Underwood Standard Portable
The original case: 
Pulling apart the carriage to clean it and check the feed-rollers...
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- MikeChavez
- Novice Typer
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Re: 1920s/30s Four-Bank Underwood Standard Portable
Very nice machine! I have one like that but with the woodgrain finish so in vogue in the 1930s. Very nice typer, though for sheer compactness I still prefer the earlier model, with the three-bank keyboard.
- guitarmasta12
- Platen Punisher
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Re: 1920s/30s Four-Bank Underwood Standard Portable
You make me wish I had one. I'm working on my Corona 3's drawstring. When I got it, it was snapped. What a pain in the rear this is to fix. On an Underwood 5 it looks way easier.
- Typophile
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- Registered: 29-3-2015
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Re: 1920s/30s Four-Bank Underwood Standard Portable
So beautiful! Makes me want to get one to go with my Standard 3 'bigger brother'. 
