Ahh, lovely! I love a kid with a typewriter. Both very pretty ;) 

Thanks!  He (yes, he.  We can't bring ourselves to cut his hair), loves typing on it, despite not knowing how to spell yet. 

I've tried a number of different old-tech things to try to get them interested in over the years; record players, shortwave radios, telescopes, etc. So far, the typewriter and target shooting with air rifles have been the two biggest hits.

The Cabin Boy wrote:

Seamus, you really need to stop feeding the boy cuteness pills.

 
His cuteness is what saves him.  He's in the midst of the terrible 3's.   

The portable 1 & 2s I own have the serial number on the frame under the carriage at the right hand side, and my De Luxe model 5 has the number on the front panel of body shell, visible behind the keys, on the right.

Excellent find Moderator.  You were lucky.  The Brother looks great New Typer.  I went to two estate sales, a flea market and an antique shop today with no luck.  The Antique shop had a 1938 Royal KMM that looked it rough shape, the keys were very sticky and it looked like it needed a major overhaul.  It was extremely dirty.  They were asking $80.  I just bought recently a 1937 Royal KHM in great condition, no sticky keys and need very little cleaning for $50.  I didn't need another Standard, it had the magin margins on it, and I didn't have the room.

Key Puncher you should be able to post pictures if you create a web page, for example, Wordpress.  You can have a free web page, I'm not sure how much space you get, you can always upgrade.  Insert your photos there and then right click on the photo from your website and past them into your post on Typewriter Talk.  Don't ask me how I figured it out.  But I had created a website so my friends could easily see my typewriters.  I didn't want to spend any money on a website, and found Wordpress offers free space and there are a few others.