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12-3-2013 16:25:39  #1


The German Gallery

So many German typewriters, so little time. Here's a special Gallery for those who feel inspisred to share images of their own German machines.

1937 Olympia Progress: 


  

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02-4-2013 23:00:50  #2


Re: The German Gallery

Head over to 'Recent Acquisitions' in Type Talk to view my Princess 300.
Here's my beautiful Olympia SM-9 DeLuxe....

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13-4-2013 06:05:40  #3


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My Princess 300 (more pics)
*For more pics of the Olympia head on over to my photo gallery (see sig.)


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16-5-2014 16:29:12  #4


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1963 Olympia SF De Luxe (95-676175):


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23-9-2014 10:18:31  #5


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1958 Olympia SM3:


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06-10-2014 12:58:50  #6


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1974 Olympia Monica (front) - 1970s Olympia SG3 (back): 


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14-10-2014 18:21:18  #7


Re: The German Gallery

My first Olympia!  1960 SG1 - Serial Number 565643.  Picked up on Craigslist for $30!  I cleaned it up and oiled it, got the bell working and I'm in LOVE!!!!  (Still hoping to find an SM3-9 though)
 

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11-12-2014 12:43:30  #8


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1967 Olympia SM7:


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20-1-2015 23:53:40  #9


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1922 Continental Standard (crudely repainted in military olive-drab - reason unknown):


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21-1-2015 00:14:40  #10


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1960 Groma Humber:
A wonderful machine that was a Christmas present to me from Typewriter Talk member Valiant. Needless to say, I was speechless.


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