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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Craigslist, tonight, twenty bucks.


14 comments:

  1. Well done sir! Stunning machine! The typewriter I inquired about yesterday (it will appear on my blog after I clean it up a little, a daunting task) was offered to me for the $10 originally paid for it by the family. Looks like a good day for typewriters...

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  2. Craigslist has been kind to me lately as well, not that kind though.

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  3. That is a sweet buy! My craigslist had a facit tp-2 in the place I happened to be and they stopped responding before I got there so it must be gone.

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  4. Can't beat that price! I will have a very similar find to post this coming weekend.

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  5. Wow, what a score! Nice find, Richard! I haven't had much luck on Craigslist with typers; ebay seems to be more my forte.

    Congratulations!

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  6. Excellent deal! Those Remmie 5's are beautiful! (:

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  7. Jealous! I love the styling of these machines with the round tops. Just lovely.

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  8. Congratulations! Fine looking machine.

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  9. Interrobang indeed.

    Same machine, different deal: On Craigslist in NYC, I picked up an almost-mint Rem 5, it its case (with a working lock and two keys), for $50.

    If you're canny, NYC CL can be a reasonable typewriter resource. In the past year, I've scored a Groma Kolibri ($50), an early-30s Royal P-series 2nd design portable with the male/female symbols instead of fractions ($40), a 1918 Underwood 5 with some Spanish characters, (also $40), a German-keyboard 1914 Corona 3 in its case (again $40), and, my current fave, a 1937 Patria with a Czech keyboard (a lush $90).

    Not exactly 'Oh Yeah' territory ... but machines I enjoy.

    Rob

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