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Happy Holidays, everyone!
Here’s the original German manual for the portable Consul typewrites, with beautiful retro graphics. When you buy this beautiful model from my shop, you will also get a digital English version!
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Brand: Consul Model: 232.3 Type: Portable Manufacturer: Zbrojovka Brno, Czechoslovakia Serial Number: 5 232 325 499 Year of production: 1965 Keyboard: German QWERTZ Weight: 5 Kg (with case) Case: YES (beige, leather-like) Typeface: Pica
Foldable Erika (model 2)
To fit all the characters in the narrow 3 bank layout, the design incorporates a smart 3 row system where each key can generate 3 different characters: a lower case, an upper case (by holding the “Gross” key), and a symbol (by holding the “Zeichen” key). To keep typing in either caps or symbols, there is a lever on the left side of the machine which can sustain the two shifted positions.
Here’s some more beautiful details of the remarkable 1919 Erika foldable portable.
The type slugs have 3 rows of characters, so each key can type lower case, upper case and a symbol.
Thanks to its foldable design, the compact Erika model 2 has the ability to fit on a small square wooden case, and thus writing was freed from the office environment!
Despite the intricate engineering, the foldable Erika is this easy to store and get back to action.
A foldable portable Erika from 1919, freshly refurbished and ready to type!
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Brand: Erika (Klapp-Erika) Model: 2 Manufacturer: A.-G. Seidel & Naumann, Dresden, Germany Serial Number: 35 522 Year of Production: 1919 Period of production: 1910-27 Keyboard: German QWERTZ Weight: ca. 5kg (with case)
In 1910 Seidel & Naumann produced the first Erika portable typewriter. The first design was a foldable 3 bank typewriter inspired by the "Standard Folding" (later named Corona 3). This design was produced up to 1927 in 4 different models (named 1 to 4).
In the 1910s, Seidel & Naumann was producing the Germania bicycles, the Naumann sewing machines, the Ideal standard typewriters and the portable foldable Erika.
A gorgeous Klein-Adler 2 from 1930!
The Klein-Alder is one of the few rare typewriter models employing the thrust-action mechanism invented in 1896 by Wellington Parker Kidder, which places the type-bars in parallel to the table, and they slide directly forward to meet the paper on the platen.
The very unique Klein-Adler, soon @ typewriter workshop!
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Brand: Adler Model: Klein-Adler 2 Type: Portable Mechanism: Thrust-action Manufacturer: Adlerwerke – Frankfurt a. Main Serial Number: 414 527 Year of production: 1930 Keyboard: QWERTZ
Just out of the workshop! Meet the 1962 Voss Privat, style and swift typing combined. sold
Just out of the workshop! A remarkable design by Ettore Sottsass, meet the Olivetti Dora.
Just out of the workshop! Check the cult 1950′s ultra-portable Hermes Baby in the shop.
Just out of the workshop!