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filthyplaten.com
Just as a side note: Although I couldn't find one in a thrift shop, antique store or second-hand dealer, typewriters ended up being absolutely everywhere in Charleville. I've actually had my hands on a special one that Robert Messenger has mentioned in his blog in the past, while I came across others in some of... |
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typecast.munk.org
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munk.org
[AI summary] The provided text is a collection of user questions and comments about typewriter repair, specifically focusing on alignment adjustments for uppercase and lowercase letters. It includes various models such as the Remington, Royal, Underwood, and Olivetti typewriters. Users are seeking guidance on locating adjustment screws, understanding the direction of turns (clockwise or counterclockwise), and troubleshooting issues like faded or misaligned characters. Some users have successfully adjusted their typewriters, while others are still struggling with the process. The text also mentions resources like PDF manuals and online guides, as well as some user experiences with damaged screws or locknuts. Overall, the community is actively engaged in shari... |
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rebuilttypewriters.wordpress.com
In June 1902, a Mr. C. T. Adams received by mail an extraordinary catalog and type sample set mailed to him by Typewriter Headquarters, of New York. Examination of these materials will push the boundaries of known rebuilt typewriters for historians and collectors, and will be of interest to all typewriter enthusiasts. Typewriter Headquarters was... |
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