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My collection of typewriters and more
Vetiver de Guerlain
I love perfumes and scents.
When I can smell a perfume or an odor, my mind starts drifting with intense pleasure through space and time.
I feel that I have been transformed by it and I can become anything or anyone I want, even for a split second. This is one of my faves in my small collection. This very one, "the original one" from the first years of the 2000s, is the "only one" that, until now, has the power to inspire me to be something better. The room with this scent transforms. My perception changes. And like a symphony, everything start to vibrate.
The year is 1959.
When I can smell a perfume or an odor, my mind starts drifting with intense pleasure through space and time.
I feel that I have been transformed by it and I can become anything or anyone I want, even for a split second. This is one of my faves in my small collection. This very one, "the original one" from the first years of the 2000s, is the "only one" that, until now, has the power to inspire me to be something better. The room with this scent transforms. My perception changes. And like a symphony, everything start to vibrate.
The year is 1959.
Shunkei and my watercolors
I have been back in Japan for almost 10 years now. Every day, I rediscover the city where I live with fresh eyes and an ever-deepening love for tradition. Especially local tradition.
In my second city, there are various types of art, and one that I love in particular is the art of lacquering. The indigenous lacquering process involves extracting resin from certain plants; the resin is then processed, and finally, after undergoing the proper treatment, it is diluted and applied evenly in over 16 layers. Making a single piece can take anywhere from six to twelve months. It is a centuries-old tradition spanning nearly half a millennium, probably of Chinese origin. What fascinates me about this technique is its transparency. Despite the beautiful monochromatic choices depending on the version, this ancient art form also allows you to admire what remains of the underlying “plant”.
These are lacquered underplates made of lightweight wood. I found them from a family who was giving them away outside their house, placed on a small table along a street I love to walk down from time to time. I spotted them immediately from a distance, but the best feeling was when I held them in my hands. The sound they make and their finish gave me a vision. In this vision, I see myself painting with watercolors, dipping my brush into the water from these small dishes, and then carrying the color onto the paper's surface.
In my second city, there are various types of art, and one that I love in particular is the art of lacquering. The indigenous lacquering process involves extracting resin from certain plants; the resin is then processed, and finally, after undergoing the proper treatment, it is diluted and applied evenly in over 16 layers. Making a single piece can take anywhere from six to twelve months. It is a centuries-old tradition spanning nearly half a millennium, probably of Chinese origin. What fascinates me about this technique is its transparency. Despite the beautiful monochromatic choices depending on the version, this ancient art form also allows you to admire what remains of the underlying “plant”.
These are lacquered underplates made of lightweight wood. I found them from a family who was giving them away outside their house, placed on a small table along a street I love to walk down from time to time. I spotted them immediately from a distance, but the best feeling was when I held them in my hands. The sound they make and their finish gave me a vision. In this vision, I see myself painting with watercolors, dipping my brush into the water from these small dishes, and then carrying the color onto the paper's surface.
Cassette Recorder and Walkman RQ-L11
The Panasonic RQ-L11 (often branded as National Panasonic in some regions) is a portable handheld standard audio cassette player and voice recorder. First released in the early 2000s (with manuals dating to around 2001), it was designed for simple dictation, interviews, and on-the-go listening.
Personally, I’ve loved recording ever since I was a kid, together with my childhood best friend. It has always been a game to me, a way to explore the world around me. Sampling sounds, remembering people's voices, recreating the sounds of a forest, and so much more.I found a tape recorder a few years ago, but it suddenly broke. I tried to fix it, but it was too complicated for me, so I bought another one—secondhand, but new to me. Even though it has fewer features, it’s still a real pleasure to use. And just like many things I’ve done since childhood, I had to add my own personal touch with my colored markers.
Personally, I’ve loved recording ever since I was a kid, together with my childhood best friend. It has always been a game to me, a way to explore the world around me. Sampling sounds, remembering people's voices, recreating the sounds of a forest, and so much more.I found a tape recorder a few years ago, but it suddenly broke. I tried to fix it, but it was too complicated for me, so I bought another one—secondhand, but new to me. Even though it has fewer features, it’s still a real pleasure to use. And just like many things I’ve done since childhood, I had to add my own personal touch with my colored markers.
Black LaBuBu "ID" by artist Kasing Lung under the toy maker Pop Mart
I am usually the last person to buy things like this.
I discovered this delightfully useless by chance while I was on a tour, from a fellow traveler, a lady who was obsessed with this doll. From then on, I started looking for this figurine, and to my great surprise, I discovered this version. I really love this black collectible because of the contrast with the face and its color combinations. I also absolutely love its proportions; being so tiny makes it truly irresistible. I now have several versions around the house. Like little Gizmos, I can't wait to see them every time I come back from work.
I discovered this delightfully useless by chance while I was on a tour, from a fellow traveler, a lady who was obsessed with this doll. From then on, I started looking for this figurine, and to my great surprise, I discovered this version. I really love this black collectible because of the contrast with the face and its color combinations. I also absolutely love its proportions; being so tiny makes it truly irresistible. I now have several versions around the house. Like little Gizmos, I can't wait to see them every time I come back from work.
Seiko Alba Success Moon Phase Pocket Watch
Seiko Alba Success Moon Phase Pocket Watch Men 40mm Cream Dial Gray Tone
It's a slightly rare version of the golden one, has got a real moon phase and it is not expensive and runs on batteries. But I just love it. I've always loved watches, not for time—that's a human illusion. I love them for their mechanics. I'm fascinated by knowing that within such a small body lie hidden movements and parts that, working together, generate movement. Another thing I love about some watches is the way they display the phases of the moon. Galileo Galilei, Johannes Kepler, and all those who observed the celestial hemisphere were so inspired, they wanted to create a fragment of the universe within their grasp. But above all, I've always been fascinated by watches with true moon phases and those that simply show the sun and the moon. Usually on a carved white dial where the blue and gold celestial vault rotates. Sometimes these two opposing entities have slightly smiling faces, and that has always intrigued me. I never consciously noticed them as a child, but I saw them often, especially on my maternal grandmother's wrist. Now that I've grown up and become more and more in love with the universe in ways you can't even imagine, I've given myself a gift: this watch.
It's a slightly rare version of the golden one, has got a real moon phase and it is not expensive and runs on batteries. But I just love it. I've always loved watches, not for time—that's a human illusion. I love them for their mechanics. I'm fascinated by knowing that within such a small body lie hidden movements and parts that, working together, generate movement. Another thing I love about some watches is the way they display the phases of the moon. Galileo Galilei, Johannes Kepler, and all those who observed the celestial hemisphere were so inspired, they wanted to create a fragment of the universe within their grasp. But above all, I've always been fascinated by watches with true moon phases and those that simply show the sun and the moon. Usually on a carved white dial where the blue and gold celestial vault rotates. Sometimes these two opposing entities have slightly smiling faces, and that has always intrigued me. I never consciously noticed them as a child, but I saw them often, especially on my maternal grandmother's wrist. Now that I've grown up and become more and more in love with the universe in ways you can't even imagine, I've given myself a gift: this watch.
Swatch Scuba 200 Rowing - 1993
Scuba 200 Swatch Blue Ice - 1993
Citizen Windsurfing D120
This story talks about a watch I really love and its period.
I was around 8 years old. My father bought me a version of this watch as a present (this is the common one, I had a pretty rare one). In those years at least my town was crossing the “Californiana-rush” as I call it. Just after the mighty ‘80s. It was the time of Postmodernism, Memphis design, Miami Vice, Baywatch, Maui and Sons, light pink and turquoise colors, surf and big rubber watches and I really love and miss those days!
And I still remember the day my father bought my watch. We went near the port, close to the shipyard. The Windsurf was sold in a boat shop with some accessories for modern sailors as well. My watch was there waiting for me. I remember it was expensive at that time too. My father bought me this instrument of time but he didn't give it to me straight away. He said: "I will give it to you on that day only." I thought that it was for my birthday or something. Anyway I waited as told . Every-single week on Friday I was going to my grandmother's house. And my watch was there, in its blue squared case. I remember I was allowed to look at it but couldn’t wear it, because my father was pretty straight about it…I like to think, that he tried to teach me some sort of life lesson, maybe by making me wait as told. Perhaps the lesson was about learning to listen and respect a deal. Still don’t know why he was like that sometime, but at that time, I considered him a bit of an A-S, but what can you do about it, it’s in the past. Now instead, in our present, we are growing together, learning from each other, because Family is always First for me.
That been said I always loved that watch. And I travelled the world with it, until a guy I knew and was from Germany, stole it from me. (nothing to do with the nationality). But nothing I could do at that time.
Since more than ten years I craved to posses it again. Around on the internet, I also asked to the maker, from different countries. with the internet of more than 10 years ago was very difficult to find it, and about the maker, all failed to help me out even in trying to find a similar model!
Finally once these similar models start to manifest themselves on the internet, I made my mind to buy a new (used) one, and the watch was there waiting for me. So all i had to do was just look imagine and wait for the best bargain I could. Finally again! I was able to find what I was looking for! Of course for me it's not the same, but I couldn't resist anymore. The Windsurfing D120 you see here is the one I bought from a kind gentleman from Rome as a present to myself, At a great price and in great conditions!
I also find few photos of the exact rare but sold already model I actually want. But I am still looking to find my real watch. And I know that when the time is right I will have it with me for the rest of my days at the down of my very long and great existence.
I was around 8 years old. My father bought me a version of this watch as a present (this is the common one, I had a pretty rare one). In those years at least my town was crossing the “Californiana-rush” as I call it. Just after the mighty ‘80s. It was the time of Postmodernism, Memphis design, Miami Vice, Baywatch, Maui and Sons, light pink and turquoise colors, surf and big rubber watches and I really love and miss those days!
And I still remember the day my father bought my watch. We went near the port, close to the shipyard. The Windsurf was sold in a boat shop with some accessories for modern sailors as well. My watch was there waiting for me. I remember it was expensive at that time too. My father bought me this instrument of time but he didn't give it to me straight away. He said: "I will give it to you on that day only." I thought that it was for my birthday or something. Anyway I waited as told . Every-single week on Friday I was going to my grandmother's house. And my watch was there, in its blue squared case. I remember I was allowed to look at it but couldn’t wear it, because my father was pretty straight about it…I like to think, that he tried to teach me some sort of life lesson, maybe by making me wait as told. Perhaps the lesson was about learning to listen and respect a deal. Still don’t know why he was like that sometime, but at that time, I considered him a bit of an A-S, but what can you do about it, it’s in the past. Now instead, in our present, we are growing together, learning from each other, because Family is always First for me.
That been said I always loved that watch. And I travelled the world with it, until a guy I knew and was from Germany, stole it from me. (nothing to do with the nationality). But nothing I could do at that time.
Since more than ten years I craved to posses it again. Around on the internet, I also asked to the maker, from different countries. with the internet of more than 10 years ago was very difficult to find it, and about the maker, all failed to help me out even in trying to find a similar model!
Finally once these similar models start to manifest themselves on the internet, I made my mind to buy a new (used) one, and the watch was there waiting for me. So all i had to do was just look imagine and wait for the best bargain I could. Finally again! I was able to find what I was looking for! Of course for me it's not the same, but I couldn't resist anymore. The Windsurfing D120 you see here is the one I bought from a kind gentleman from Rome as a present to myself, At a great price and in great conditions!
I also find few photos of the exact rare but sold already model I actually want. But I am still looking to find my real watch. And I know that when the time is right I will have it with me for the rest of my days at the down of my very long and great existence.
Canonet QL19 GIII
CANON CANONET - New design
I finally developed my four films (black & white and color) That I used on 2021 to test some cameras, this one included. Considering that I didn't use a light-meter the result is pretty interesting! So now that I fixed them and test them I know they are usable. I decided then to upgrade my “favorita”, this Canonet.
Just yesterday night 10th of December 2023 around 2 am. I took my Poscas and I expressed my love for this camera. Colorful even for black and white. I want my photography to continue being colorful. I was inspired by that and by the range of colors I have and I love my result!
Just yesterday night 10th of December 2023 around 2 am. I took my Poscas and I expressed my love for this camera. Colorful even for black and white. I want my photography to continue being colorful. I was inspired by that and by the range of colors I have and I love my result!
SESONIK Studio Auto 2 L-488 Light Meter
Now the game is on!
I found this great but rare light Meter in a shop online (Rare doesn't mean expensive). Before my purchase I had to look for the characteristics that this model has. It can measure both types of light: reflective and incident. I was looking for a great but simple light meter for years. Years! I guess now is the right time because I finally got one.
Using the camera to express myself, collaborating with the elements. Light in particular. Light is always an element that I love, among with composition, the character of colors and harmony. With a-camera I am talking a specific language. Especially with a digital camera. But with this light meter at hand, I can translate what the light is telling me in a better form. I am so glad that I allowed myself to have this light meter! Thank you universe!
I found this great but rare light Meter in a shop online (Rare doesn't mean expensive). Before my purchase I had to look for the characteristics that this model has. It can measure both types of light: reflective and incident. I was looking for a great but simple light meter for years. Years! I guess now is the right time because I finally got one.
Using the camera to express myself, collaborating with the elements. Light in particular. Light is always an element that I love, among with composition, the character of colors and harmony. With a-camera I am talking a specific language. Especially with a digital camera. But with this light meter at hand, I can translate what the light is telling me in a better form. I am so glad that I allowed myself to have this light meter! Thank you universe!
Colorful Mat
Last year 2025, I was riding my motorcycle. The weather was nice and at one point I decided to stop into a resting area. Close to the resting area there is a small market. So after my nice and well deserved rest I was scrolling around inside the market when I found this little 9 x 14 cm handmade by a nice grandma I will never know. And of course it is wool made. When I saw those colors I felt that this was and still is the mat I am going to use for some stuff that I want to protect. The bright green, red, yellow and blue are one of my favorite juxtapositions of colors. They are harmonic, and remind me of the parks where I used to play in my 80s. In the end some of the colors of my childhood. Thank you, I will never meet grandma.
SOLD
Olivetti Valentine
Year 1971. I bought this Valentine as a small investment to resale. But I am using her at the same time. And the more I use her, the more I am having second thoughts about selling her...
Checked, clean and restored.
I wrote with you and I already miss you!
Year 1971. I bought this Valentine as a small investment to resale. But I am using her at the same time. And the more I use her, the more I am having second thoughts about selling her...
Checked, clean and restored.
I wrote with you and I already miss you!
FOR SALE!
Olivetti lettera 32 Japanese keys, FULLY WORKING
but not cleaned yet!
but not cleaned yet!
SOLD
Smith Corona Clipper, Korean Keys.
You can write in Hangul if you know Korean. She was really requested!
Now she is sold and hopefully well enjoyed.
Restored and cleaned.
You can write in Hangul if you know Korean. She was really requested!
Now she is sold and hopefully well enjoyed.
Restored and cleaned.
SOLD
MARUZEN 270
A nice machine and very easy to type, year 1975.
I also wrote something with Maruzen here. A lot of plastic and it is huge, what I mean by that is that is very large!
Cleaned and SOLD!
A nice machine and very easy to type, year 1975.
I also wrote something with Maruzen here. A lot of plastic and it is huge, what I mean by that is that is very large!
Cleaned and SOLD!
FOR SALE
Underwood Olivetti Studio 44.
The name Underwood and Olivetti came together because Olivetti in 1952 bought Underwood. This model is also from the same year. It's one of the double-named portable typewriter. It's a heavy duty kind of typewriter, like my Celestina down below. Anyway easier to move around than Celestina.
The slogan used to say back in the day..."Condition is pristine, and comes with the original case."
Checked and cleaned.
Contact for purchase or further information, world wide shipping.
The name Underwood and Olivetti came together because Olivetti in 1952 bought Underwood. This model is also from the same year. It's one of the double-named portable typewriter. It's a heavy duty kind of typewriter, like my Celestina down below. Anyway easier to move around than Celestina.
The slogan used to say back in the day..."Condition is pristine, and comes with the original case."
Checked and cleaned.
Contact for purchase or further information, world wide shipping.
SOLD
Olivetti Lettera 33 or Olivetti DL (De luxe)
I’ve checked online about the serial number and the chronology. Around the 70's. Very good conditions, come with the silver and black original case. The case is showing signs of the wearing of time.
I used for some time this typewriter. Also because I kept he for five years before I could sell this Olivetti to some typewriter lover. It's not a rare typewriter and he shares the same “hearth” of the Valentine. But I enjoyed writing with this DL as well. I have some nice memories. Especially because was one of my first purchase about typewriters and I used this Olivetti also in my first atelier in Japan, before sharing this “type” with the world.
Restored and cleaned and now SOLD!
I’ve checked online about the serial number and the chronology. Around the 70's. Very good conditions, come with the silver and black original case. The case is showing signs of the wearing of time.
I used for some time this typewriter. Also because I kept he for five years before I could sell this Olivetti to some typewriter lover. It's not a rare typewriter and he shares the same “hearth” of the Valentine. But I enjoyed writing with this DL as well. I have some nice memories. Especially because was one of my first purchase about typewriters and I used this Olivetti also in my first atelier in Japan, before sharing this “type” with the world.
Restored and cleaned and now SOLD!
Choco Mint
Originally called Hermes Baby. Circa 1957.
When I firstly saw this beautiful portable machine, WAS LOVE AT FISRT SIGHT. Period. But is when I could put my eyes on this Baby, I had a feeling that something needed to be improved. I am talking about the mat below the caps. So I had the idea of taking out the old, dark, grey, very pessimistic mat. The one underneath the caps and after almost three years of thinking, while using this beauty, I decided to add a chocolate brown colored mat. Why? Because my vision was and still like those candies from the late ‘80s first ‘90s, mixing mint and chocolate. Infact her new name is "Choco Mint".
It's lovely to write with, it’s lovely to play with her anyway. The sound, the design and caps are definitely more comfortable to my fingers than her older edition, my Starship (Yes I have also an Hermes Rocket)
But both are super portable, very neat and very very well designed typewriters.
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER but NEVER for sale.
When I firstly saw this beautiful portable machine, WAS LOVE AT FISRT SIGHT. Period. But is when I could put my eyes on this Baby, I had a feeling that something needed to be improved. I am talking about the mat below the caps. So I had the idea of taking out the old, dark, grey, very pessimistic mat. The one underneath the caps and after almost three years of thinking, while using this beauty, I decided to add a chocolate brown colored mat. Why? Because my vision was and still like those candies from the late ‘80s first ‘90s, mixing mint and chocolate. Infact her new name is "Choco Mint".
It's lovely to write with, it’s lovely to play with her anyway. The sound, the design and caps are definitely more comfortable to my fingers than her older edition, my Starship (Yes I have also an Hermes Rocket)
But both are super portable, very neat and very very well designed typewriters.
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER but NEVER for sale.
Celestina
She is Celestina. The second typewriter I bought in 2020. An insuperable machinery. Heavy weight, she is indestructible and wonderful also on the inside. I love the touch and the sound that my "Celestina" makes when used. It is definitely a non portable, usually, but in case of emergency she can be of a great help. Especially in tactical circumstances, when you need her for self defense purposes. You can paint her in a cool black matte like all those useless but cools tactical tools and trow to the first person, or bunch of persons that perhaps pissed you off for some unknown reason, or even zombies, or well, I will leave the rest to you…for me and for now I love to expresso some thoughts with her.
Underwood Touch Master II around 1952, from the U.S. but not really, because Olivetti already bought the Underwood company in those years. For some models I guess, they still keep the original name "Underwood" instead of Olivetti, maybe for a while.
I got closer to Underwood's in particular thanks to Sean Connery, the way he was typing and writing, and the shape of his hand on the Touch Master Five, just love it. The movie is Finding Forrester, and its a movie but not only, to me its a beauty for all senses.
The typewriter is not the same model (I think I will also buy the tTouch Master Five as well in time).
But I love that movie so much, that I bought a similar typewriter.
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
Underwood Touch Master II around 1952, from the U.S. but not really, because Olivetti already bought the Underwood company in those years. For some models I guess, they still keep the original name "Underwood" instead of Olivetti, maybe for a while.
I got closer to Underwood's in particular thanks to Sean Connery, the way he was typing and writing, and the shape of his hand on the Touch Master Five, just love it. The movie is Finding Forrester, and its a movie but not only, to me its a beauty for all senses.
The typewriter is not the same model (I think I will also buy the tTouch Master Five as well in time).
But I love that movie so much, that I bought a similar typewriter.
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
Pantera
Royal Quiet De Luxe around 1948. "Pantera" (Panther) and she is a New Yorker. I use my Pantera a lot, because I like the compact design. But I also like her font. I feel her lines and suits me, still don’t really know why. Maybe the curvy edges, instead of straight, maybe the compactness in the whole mass, who knows and I love to keep it that way. I just enjoy her company very much, and I always have been attracted to panthers anyway.
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
Valentina
Around 1968. Made in Barcelona, Spain. My first typewriter ever! (I mean she is the first that I bought myself).To me she is Valentina and she is just gorgeous. How can’t you fail to notice a lady in red, right? Originally I bought Valentina as a re-sale purposes. But she captured my heart. And now she is part of the family. I wrote many things with her, and I am still doing it with pleasure!
Her sound, her fragrance, reminds me of an Italian office in the 70.
The font is bigger than the second Valentine (older edition). but I still love it.
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
Her sound, her fragrance, reminds me of an Italian office in the 70.
The font is bigger than the second Valentine (older edition). but I still love it.
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
Lettera 32
This one also around the 70's.
BUT Made in Ivrea, Italy!
Finally! Smooth tiptoes like the typing sound. I love to take her out and during a picnic. When I first bought this Lettera she was covered with a lot of mold and dried grass inside! It's like it has been used during picnics even before. That fact surely influenced me in regards to taking her out for spin!
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
BUT Made in Ivrea, Italy!
Finally! Smooth tiptoes like the typing sound. I love to take her out and during a picnic. When I first bought this Lettera she was covered with a lot of mold and dried grass inside! It's like it has been used during picnics even before. That fact surely influenced me in regards to taking her out for spin!
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
L'Antica
Directly from the 30's. It's the oldest I have up to now. First time I saw this antique machinery in person, the first thing that came to my mind was, gosh this machine saw the ‘beginning of the 900s! The K keytop is missing a small pivot. So the "k" is not working yet, but I write in Italian instead of English and that is no problem for me (we don’t have Ks!). And I'd like like to keep her as it is, maybe in time I will add that k missing part but for now is great as she is! Old grandma!
About my Sterling I also like the rounded shaped keytops, the odor and the inside structure. On the other hand the color is awful but I will keep it (for now). Because it is the "original" and because the labels are on top of "that" color, so no can do (for now). Maybe in a Victorian wooden house between brown, green and other velvet colors it might get more interesting to look at, but until now I guess I have to manage as she is...
All of my typewriters have some "merit" that I like to keep, because I love to think that is part of who they are. This is perfection for me.
PS the interior smells like the lounge of one of my grandmother's oldest friend house.
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
About my Sterling I also like the rounded shaped keytops, the odor and the inside structure. On the other hand the color is awful but I will keep it (for now). Because it is the "original" and because the labels are on top of "that" color, so no can do (for now). Maybe in a Victorian wooden house between brown, green and other velvet colors it might get more interesting to look at, but until now I guess I have to manage as she is...
All of my typewriters have some "merit" that I like to keep, because I love to think that is part of who they are. This is perfection for me.
PS the interior smells like the lounge of one of my grandmother's oldest friend house.
Checked and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
La Silenziosa
A model from the 50s made in U.S.A.
I love her rounded body so much, its like those cars from America straight from the 40s and 50's. Those cars are so big, long and rounded…and bumpy.
Or those kitchen products from the same period.
I don't know how to describe what I feel, maybe in the future, after I have been to America I am more able to increase my vocabulary in a way that I can express more.
Wonderful assembly and compact mechanics inside, meticulously designed with a lot of functions, I love the green keytops with a delicate light green inside for the letters. Great feeling when writing. The keys have a super smooth system when typing. I thought was super silent but she is not that silent at all! (did ever occur to you to just check and perhaps change the very old and very hard rubber platen…? Yes but no I like her as she is, thank you)
Oh and dear Tom, didn’t you say that is also your favorite typewriter right?
See?? We have so many things in common. We can be pen pal friends.
Checked, restored and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
I love her rounded body so much, its like those cars from America straight from the 40s and 50's. Those cars are so big, long and rounded…and bumpy.
Or those kitchen products from the same period.
I don't know how to describe what I feel, maybe in the future, after I have been to America I am more able to increase my vocabulary in a way that I can express more.
Wonderful assembly and compact mechanics inside, meticulously designed with a lot of functions, I love the green keytops with a delicate light green inside for the letters. Great feeling when writing. The keys have a super smooth system when typing. I thought was super silent but she is not that silent at all! (did ever occur to you to just check and perhaps change the very old and very hard rubber platen…? Yes but no I like her as she is, thank you)
Oh and dear Tom, didn’t you say that is also your favorite typewriter right?
See?? We have so many things in common. We can be pen pal friends.
Checked, restored and cleaned.
NEVER say NEVER, but NEVER for sale.
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