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The British Gallery
There were a number of significant typewriters produced in Great Britain, an interesting mixture of original and licenced designs. Which were your favorites? Pour yourself a cuppa and snap a few Polaroids of your great Brit.
1933 Imperial 50:
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1963 Imperial Model 6 (made for Simpson's):
Feeling the motion...
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1958 Empire Aristocrat:
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1955 Simpson’s Typewriter:
Sold through Simpson's department stores in Canada, but manufactured by Oliver in England, which produced these Swiss Patria machines under licence.
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1947 Imperial Model 55:
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1955 Oliver Conqueror
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1954 Oliver Courier
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1932 Imperial Model 50
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1943 Imperial Good Companion (with cork platen and Czech keyboard layout)
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My 1957 Imperial Good Companion 5, recently from the UK to the States :
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