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Elliott Fisher, 1920

Elliott Fisher, 1920

Elliott Fisher, book typewriter, 1920, USA  The first book typewriter was the Elliott Book Typewriter produced by Elliott & Hatch Book Typewriter Co., New York, NY (1897). With the book opened and the writer typing, the typewriter moved on a rail. In 1903 Elliott & Hatch merged with Fisher to form Elliott-Fisher, that produced typewriters...

14 July 202019 December 2021
Heady, 1920

Heady, 1920

Heady, 1920, France Imitation of the Mignon typewriter, for a certain period the machine was called Stella typewriter, later Eclipse typewriter. Starting from 1920 it was called Heady typewriter.  

14 July 202019 December 2021
Mercedes, 1930

Mercedes, 1930

Mercedes, 1930, Germany Typewriter with a 4-row keyboard and frontal typing similar to the Underwood. The keyboard, the lever basket and the writing unit can be removed very easily, therefore it is possible to write in different languages and the cleaning of the machine is just as easy. Curiosity: since you could choose the distance...

14 July 202020 January 2022
Museo Nicolis Verona, 1890 Pittsburg N°9, ph. Museo Nicolis

Pittsburg, 1890, N°9

Pittsburg, 1890, N°9, USA Invented by James Daugherty from Kittanning (USA) in 1891, the Model 10 was produced by the Pittsburgh Writing Machine Company. The Pittsburg is the improved version of the Daugherty, which appeared on the market 5 years earlier.  

13 July 202027 December 2021
Museo Nicolis Verona, 1940 Monroe L200X Calcolatrice, ph. Museo Nicolis

Monroe, 1940, L200X

Monroe, 1940, L200X, USA The Monroe Calculating Machine Company was founded by Jay R. Monroe in 1912 in order to make calculators based on the latest design by Frank Baldwin. Baldwin had invented many different calculation machines, but was unable to market them successfully for many years. The first Monroe calculator was the model A...

13 July 202023 December 2021
Mignon, 1913, N°3

Mignon, 1913, N°3

Mignon, 1913, N°3, Germany Invented by: Dott.Friedrich Von Herfner and made by A.E.G. di Berlino. Curios: This Model used the so-called “index” writing style. The letters were selected by moving the “index” device to the selected character. When the key is pressed the “character support” cylinder lowers and prints the letter on the page. Only...

13 July 20208 January 2022
Alfa Romeo, 1968, 1750 Berlina

Alfa Romeo, 1968, 1750 Berlina

Alfa Romeo “1750 Berlina”, 1968 In the late 60s Alfa Romeo had basically a complete range of cars to fulfill the sporty ambitions of their customers. The last cars taht needed to be replaced were the so-called “Alfone” (big Alfas), flagships of the Biscione brand. The need to build a new model was born and it needed...

26 April 20203 July 2024
Carriage, Fiesso Umbertiano, 1890

Carriage, Fiesso Umbertiano, 1890

Carriage, Fiesso Umbertiano, 1890s In the early days of motoring, the automobile was basically a horseless carriage. There was now an engine to move it, but the building process was the same. This carriage was built around 1890 by Fiesso Umbertiano, strictly in black, it coexisted with the first motorized cars. For many years, that “marriage” was not...

23 March 202012 July 2024
Bar Let, 1925, Model 2

Bar Let, 1925, Model 2

Bar Let, Model 2, 1925 The Bar-lock is essentially the same machine originally produced in 1922, in Germany, as Mitex. In 1923 the machine changed name into Tell, produced by Tell Schreibmaschinen Srl. The machine came back as Bar-Let in England, made by Bar-Lock Co. (1925) in Nottingham. The case was made of vulcanizedfiber, that apparently gave...

7 March 202023 September 2023
Dial, 1920, Typewriter Toy

Dial, 1920, Typewriter Toy

Dial Typewriter Toy, 1920 Tin toy from Louis Marx and Company. Like other tin toys produced during this time period, the typewriter was fabricated using thin sheets of steel covered (or plated) with a thin coat of tin. Despite appearances to the contrary, the dial typewriter is fully functional. It operates by turning the large...

7 March 202018 December 2021