Oliver No. 11 typewriter

Manufactured ca. 1923 (The Typewriter Database).







Paper table decal:



Decal above keyboard:



Click for a high-resolution version of the flying hands decal:


Feel free to use this image for a rubber stamp, stationery, or even a temporary tattoo. I did!



The No. 11 was touted as a fast and quiet machine, as in this Popular Mechanics ad from May 1923. These claims are ... well ... imaginative.

Calling all Philadelphia typewriter lovers

Bryan's business:
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Some stories about Bryan and his passion:
"Typewriter Man" now in Mt. Airy
A mechanic for those writing machines that go click, clack, ding!
Helping shift focus to writing in the key of yesteryear
"Owl Post Office"
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Revolution in the Mailbox: Kirkland SITREP

Our agent refers to this event that took place on Sunday. I hope to receive a fuller situation report.

Frustratingly, I was in the Seattle airport myself on Sunday morning, in transit from a conference in Walla Walla. There was no spare time for a trip to Kirkland.