The first 25 years of my existence there was this Underwood… and when I use one similar to it memories rush in. It’s nice to visit the golden days but the future is yet to be typed.
The future still to be typed…
The first 25 years of my existence there was this Underwood… and when I use one similar to it memories rush in. It’s nice to visit the golden days but the future is yet to be typed.
I think despite being content with tthis machine, your quest to find your fathers underwood will continue. It just should at least
Michael:
In this case I think not. Having the exact model is not important to me at all not for a typewriter. If I were to buy the first car I drove (my father’s) then it would have to be an exact match. The car meant a great deal to him… the typewriter was only a tool.