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The American Gallery
It might have actually been made in Canada, or England, or even Holland, but the American Gallery is the home of the big American typewriter manufacturers such as Royal, Remington, Smith-Corona, and Underwood. Got one you really like? Post your pics here.
1938 Remington Model 1:
The pronoun I has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
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1954 Smith-Corona Sterling:
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1940s Royal Quiet De Luxe - Hemingway's portable on display in the Key West house he lived in from 1931 to 1939. I know this Gallery is meant for showing your own machines, but I just had to add this photo from my recent visit to his writing studio.
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1963 Eaton’s Prestige:
Made in Canada, but it's a Smith-Corona, and therefore I put it in the American gallery.
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1934 Underwood Noiseless 77 (653119):
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1953 Smith-Corona Skyriter (2Y-155113):
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1950 Remington All New Personal Portable:
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When you aren't looking for it... you ALWAYS find it!!!
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P1100811a by Joe Van Cleave, on Flickr
