Antique Typewriter Virtual Museum

This site has changed and moved so please bookmark the new location. This URL on Erols will not be active much longer. The new location is: http://typewriter.rydia.net

Here's a look at our ever growing collection! We're closing in on 400 different machines so we'll be adding often to get them all up there. Once they're all up, we'll add new ones as they come in. The serial number of each machine, when available, is after the machines name.

Some of these machines are on the other pages of our site with descriptions. These are denoted with an asterisk. To return to the home page where you can access the other pages, click here. After viewing a picture, use your browsers 'back' button to return to this list. After the typewriters are some of the non-typewriter items in our collection. Select machines on the other pages also have video to show you how they work! These are noted here with 'video' in italics.

Lastly, if you were thinking of offering us a machine but you see it on this list, don't let that stop you! Your machine may be an upgrade for the one we have or it could even be slightly different! Duplicates are always welcomed anyway as they're good for trading with other collectors for machines we may not have yet... and there are PLENTY of those! Thank you to our fellow collectors, relatives, dealers, pickers and everyone else who has helped us so far- we couldn't have done it without you!

Please remember that images and descriptions appearing on these pages may not be used elsewhere without permission. Last time we added to the museum was 4/5/00.

Active 459

Adler 11 (double-double shift) 50836

American Index (early)

American Index (late)

American $10 Typewriter 5207

American (Eureka style)

* American Flyer

* American Visible 2969

Anderson Braille Writer 736

Armstrong #8 18586

Atlas index

Bambino

Bar-Let Portable #2 59846

Bartholomew Stenograph 4113

Bartholomew Steno with box 4241

Bennett 32732

Bing #1

Bing #1b

Bing #2

Blickensderfer #5 Aluminum 142301

Blickensderfer #5 - stencil model 2469

Blickensderfer #5 - telegraphic 19511

* Blickensderfer #5 Creelman model 35479

Blickensderfer #6 170525

Blickensderfer #7 94516

Blickensderfer #8 141027

Blickensderfer 9 - pharmacy platen 192566

Blick Featherweight 176878

Blick Universal 215957

Blista braille writer 30368

Brevitype (steno machine) 11208

Burroughs w-i-d-e carriage electric A272457

Caligraph 2 4295

Champion 7411

Chicago (early) 20859

* Chicago (later) 30156

Columbia Barlock #10 101884

Commercial Visible 6 23333

* Corona Animal Keyboard Typewriter 1C15093

Corona 3 (folding) - leather case 349476

Corona Special (folding) - green GX626223

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Densmore pre-#1 2048

Die Klein Gundka 6843

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Empire #2 115162

Erika folding 49350

* Eureka

* Famos

Fox #1 portable 623

Fox #2 Portable 11157

Franklin 7 14614

The Franklin 217 (patent pending)

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Frolio 5 41291

Geniatus 9235

G & K 9061

Globe 4067

Grandjean Steno 4510

Gritzner architects typewriter

Hall (New York) 4449

* Hall - interim NY/Salem model 6026

* Hall (Salem) 6456

Hall - (Salem) - leather case 7006

Hall (Boston) 9734

Hall Braille Writer 25069

Hall Braille Writer (early) 6582

Hammond shuttle cabinet

* Hammond #1 5614 video

Hammond #1 remodel REM1648

Hammond #2 Braille 51750

Hammond 12 Ideal 102116

Hammond Multiplex (early) 160029

Hammond folding Multiplex F238337

Hammond Multiplex- mathematical 23744602

Hammond Multiplex wide carriage L84656

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Heady 236626

Helios 4455

Herde Weimann brailler 31919

Ideal 41510

Imperial A 9420

* Imperial B 22289

Imperial Standard #12 56773

Junior (early) 4157

Junior 7935

Junior (later) 10296

* Junior Modell 4 (toy)

* Keaton Music Typewriter 1148

* Lambert (early) 4781 video

Lambert (stencil model) 7957

Little Giant 1899

Little Giant 1900

* Lord Baltimore

Merritt (early) 3526

* Merritt 8769

Mignon 2 17620

* Mignon #4 290330

Molle #3 5001

Monarch portable N55809

Munson Braille Writer 77

M & W 14437

National 1889 1924

* New American #5

* Niagara 227

Noiseless Portable 422

Odell #2

Odell #3

* Odell #5

Oliver #2 31005

Oliver #5 434334

Orga Privat 61269

Peoples 1919

Picht braille writer 66534

* Pittsburg Visible #10 23094

Portex #5 16584

Postal #1 (New York) 1624

Practical #1 (a)

Practical #2 (a)

*Practical #3

Practical #3 (b)

Printotype

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* Remington Standard #2 with treadle stand 27027

Remington 3B portable C103805

Rem Blick KK80648

* Rico A-1

Rofa #1 16613

Royal #1 19167

Salter #10 20798

* The Simplex

Improved Simplex 1898

Improved Simplex 1899

abc Simplex full tin base

New Simplex #3

* Souvenir Simplex

Simplex 2 1903 Souvenir series

Simplex 5 Souvenir series

Simplex Special #3

Simplex Little Giant (a)

Smith Premier #1 9647

Smith Premier #3 1056

Stainsby Wayne (braille) 1927

Standard Folding 5224

Stenotype 21210

* Sun Standard #2 early 2462

Sun Standard #2 later 8553

Sun Standard #2a 23478

Varityper (folding) 252182P

* Victor (index model) 1987

Virotyp - strap model 6347

Virotyp - early table model C644

* Virotyp C6481

Williams #2 9448

* Williams #4 21966 video

World 1 (early)

World 1 (later)

World 1 (later) nickel plated

World 2 (Typewriter Improvement Co.) 12402

Yost #1 5154

Some typewriter related items we have:

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Namograph 'typed' on fountain pens - s/n 1903

Underwood die-cut Santa counter card

Remington pennant

Williams tin sign

Caligraph creaser

practice keyboard (brand unknown)

Advertising mirrors

Gypsy Hosiery Adder

Automatic Pencil Sharpener

Webster Pencil Sharpener

Simplex Pocket Check Protector

Corona cigar box

giant Underwood typewriter postcards

WHATZIT??? It's a knee operated shift device! Click here to see it on the machine.
Patented December 1, 1885 by C. S. Southworth of Connecticut. It was intended for use on the Remington Standard Typewriter to facilitate the shift action while typing for those who were "maimed or blind" and deemed "unnecessary to those who have full use of their eyes and hands, although some prefer to adopt it". Here's one collectors take on it (click).

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