The Remington Travel-Riter is a pleasant machine to type on and to travel with. Great results in a small lightweight package.
Another good day to type…
Tag: Remington
My type of day…
Just for the type of it…
1966 a good year for typewriters and movies…
My Underwood-Olivetti Studio 44 is from 1966 so is the western movie “The Professionals”. Typed on one and watched the other. A great way to pass the time.
Extra sheet of paper… and the Remington Noiseless makes a great impression!
I added a fourth sheet of paper to my Remington Standard (Noiseless) and it turned the output from okay to great. Made my day. Until I noticed all the letters transposed… can’t have everything!
$1.50 worth of paint on a $2.95 Remington Standard
Just a dab of paint and it improves the looks and the value of the machine seems to grow and its use more joy.
$2.95 Remington Model 17 Standard: a machine of character.
For less than three bucks you expect issues… this Remington Rand Model 17 defines the word “Well used” but in its own way it is still a working typewriter.
The remie scout… types gentle thoughts of nice.
Another typewriter that soothes the mind… just what toys do best.
Monarch butterfly… in noiseless flight. Monarch typewriter with quiet type….
Some typewriters inspire and this one just keeps putting words on the page that float and flutter and pass through my fingertips with ease and grace on the winds of thought and the gentle breeze of kind thoughts and soft gusts of pleasure… Like the Monarch Butterfly this typewriter is full of easy grace and form and easy on the eyes.
For $20.00 this Monarch Noiseless 8 makes a joyfull noise.
I rate my 1963 Torpedo an Eagle!
I call my light to the touch typewriters eagles and this Remington Rand Torpedo is flight-tastic.
