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| 1966 Consul 1532 6 231 059330 |
Prepared for digital publication on my Consul 1532.
If you do a simple Google Images search, for Consul 1532, all the pictures that show up are of this actual machine. I haven't been able to find another one like this by that method. On oz.Typewriter there can be found a photo of an older uncommon design that looks somewhat like this but is different.
interesting! That will be an interesting addition to the lore.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! It has a very "ice queen/space 1999" vibe to it that I like, and looks a bit like a more streamlined and compact Remington Ten-Fourty. An important contribution to the database! (:
ReplyDeleteIt would definitely be very much at home in 60s and 70s depictions of the future. In the 2000s when we all still use manual typewriters! And we do. :D
DeleteI have got a similar one, same shape but without the decimal tabulator. I will check.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever met an elite underwood.
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I haven't either. But they exist. Even in the special 50s Underwood typeface, which also came in elite.
DeleteNow I want to look at all the pictures of Underwoods I can find online and see if they have elite or pica spacing.....
Cool little machine. Very unusual design, I think!
ReplyDeleteJust saw this on the database. It's cool!
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