Showing posts with label Smith-Corona Silent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smith-Corona Silent. Show all posts

23 Sept 2016

Another try: Smith-Corona Silent

1949  |  Smith-Corona Silent  |  5S107672















You can see a "before" photo with the Office World sticker in
my gallery for this machine on the Typewriter Database.


Martha with the family Smith-Corona Silent (my first), taken on film in 2009.

Sent from my new Smith-Corona Silent

29 Dec 2013

Solstice Speedline 2 / Jackalope typing pad / Cheap ribbons

1948 Smith-Corona Silent 4S199318














Jackalope typing pads (sold out, but see for information)

Discount Printer Ribbons (arranged with lowest price first—look for the 3, 4, and 5 packs)

Sent from my new Smith-Corona Silent

20 Jun 2011

THE HEADLINES: A 2009 adventure

From the archive box:
All this was typed by me two years ago, with a little snippet by my sister.
See how unprofessionally delightful I used to put stuff together? One of the
disadvantages of knowing how to use margin stops properly is loss of that innocence.
You can also see what I mentioned last typecast about my Smith-Corona typing crazy
after the 17th of March. I believe this was typed on my Webster XL-500,
Smith-Corona Silent, Olympia CE-12, and Canon Typestar 6.
Also note that I thought there existed an SG-4. I was hoping...