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| It looks like somethings missing from this machine but it's intact. |
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| This 1940 Remington 5 is a favorite. |
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| I like old dealer stickers on machines. Lets you know where your machines been. |
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| This Underwood No.4 has special keys added for an accountant. |
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| This Underwood Deluxe has a great 50's look to it. |
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| This 1926 Royal 10 a fun machine to type on. |
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| and they look great too! |
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| This 1928 Underwood No. 5 is a great classic typewriter. |
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| I like this machine so much I put it on my business card. |
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| This 1938 Underwood Master Model is impressive looking. |
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| I had many customer comments on how masculine this machine looks. |
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| This Royal HH is very common and has a nice touch. |
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| This Super Speed has a very unique touch. |
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| A customer was very lucky to find a Royal P Model in great shape. |
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| There are lots of these Royal 470's out there. This one has cool type. |
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| These early 1940's Quiet de Luxe are very popular with young writers. |
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| This 1937 Remington portable is a typical depression era machine. |
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| No right margin or bell, backspace or tab on this typewriter. |
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| This Royal Futura 800 just screams 1960's. |
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| This machine is a teen favorite but baby boomers like it too. |
