If I'm counting right, I think I'm up to 15 (13 in the house, two awaiting transport from my sister's house in Florida). That's starting to feel like too many to me. Not because of storage -- I live alone and have a lot of shelving in my house -- but because I like to use the machines, and there just aren't enough hours in the day to play with them all. I will probably start weeding a bit soon. But I'll still end up with 7, 8, 10, something like that.

My wife says I have thirty. I say twenty-ish.

I have a total of 7. I bought 3 myself, and 4 were given to me/my partents already had. I think that I would stop myself at 10 or so. I've kind of decided just to stick to Olympias in order to attempt limit how many I end up with ;) 

Ektagraphic wrote:

I've kind of decided just to stick to Olympias in order to attempt limit how many I end up with ;) 

It's a good idea, but just off the top of my head I can think of around 30 different Olympia models, not including electric models or component changes within the same model range. If you were to add pre-Olympia branded models there would be a lot more (AEG, Mignon, etc...). You might be better off switching to Facit if you wanted to limit yourself to ten or so machines... 

Funny, I was just doing a count today, "two in there, one in here, no, two in here, three in there, two upstairs, one there, one....." I think I have ten that work well enough to use for novel writing. It's really only space and money which restrict my collecting.
I keep on saying "I'm done, that's it, no more typewriters!'" and then I see something... Remington portables are my weakness...