Beautiful German Continental Typewriter, Standard Model. 1936.

Lovely 1936 Continental German Standard Model Standard Typewriter from 1936. In perfect working condition. This is a very elegant and beautifully crafted machine. The glossy black metal case is in perfect condition and has the particularity of having two rectangular side windows that allow you to see the machinery. The black keys with the letters in cream tone have the typical wear of being an antique piece, which does not detract from the beauty of the piece, quite the contrary. The machine has been overhauled and is in perfect working condition. The mark is painted on the upper part with a simple yellow lettering. On one of its sides there is a small metal plate indicating its origin: Berlin. This fantastic machine is located on a wooden display base on whose front we can find a small plate with the year of manufacture, 1936, as well as the model: 574412. This 1936 model incorporates one of the few innovations that was allowed throughout its long life, since the line change lever features an ergonomic design that was very advanced for its time. Mechanically, it runs smoothly and smoothly. All functions of the machine are in perfect condition, it has been serviced and writes perfectly. It is in excellent cosmetic condition and comes with the user's manual (excellent copy of the German original). The Standard model of the Chemnitz factory was produced from 1904 to 1954 with hardly any technical modifications. The progressive changes in this model were focused on the width of the carriage, as well as on the keyboard protection bar, without affecting the basic elements of the machinery. This model was the most widely used in Germany at the time, rising to dominate the German domestic market thanks to its robustness and technical reliability. Such is the current admiration of collectors and connoisseurs of typewriters for this model, that it was even used by Spielberg in the movie " Schindler's List", although an earlier model than the present one, specifically from 1925. Don't let this true historical jewel escape!" In working order In working order Cosmetically excellent. Mechanically flawed Beautiful Royal Typewriter from the 1930's in Perfect Aesthetic and Functional Condition. The shiny black metal casing is in perfect condition, with the keys with hardly any signs of wear despite being an antique piece. The upper part where the carriage is located has the white lacquered mark, which is repeated on the back. The machine has been overhauled and is in perfect working order. Aesthetically it is in very good condition, almost as if it were new. These devices arose from the need to help people who suffered from blindness, to read and write, and it would not be until 1873 when the first typewriters capable of revolutionizing the world of work appeared. At the beginning, the typewriter had a decoration similar to that of sewing machines, and the carriage was retracted by operating a pedal similar to that of the latter. From the end of the 19th century and during most of the 20th century, typewriters were indispensable tools in commercial offices, as well as for almost all professional writers. By 1920, the manual or mechanical typewriter had reached a more or less standard design. There were slight variations from one manufacturer to another, but most machines followed the same design. Nice Hermés Swiss Typewriter in mint condition, made in 1925. Beautifully crafted metallic black case, with the letters and logo of the well-known brand in yellow color. Cream colored keys, with signs of use in the most used ones. It has been revised and works perfectly. These devices arise from the need to help people suffering from blindness, to read and write, and it would not be until 1873 when the first typewriters capable of revolutionizing the world of work appear. At the beginning, the typewriter had a decoration similar to that of sewing machines, and the carriage was retracted by operating a pedal similar to that of the latter. From the end of the 19th century and during most of the 20th century, typewriters were indispensable tools in commercial offices, as well as for almost all professional writers. These Swiss machines are manufactured with the same precision and reliability as the characteristic clocks of this region. Hermes was a popular typewriter in Switzerland. This brand started making typewriters in 1921, both office and portable. Lovely Swiss technology machine with nostalgic evocations. In a magnificent condition. Only 1000 were manufactured. In working condition Precious and Decorative Erika Model 5 Typewriter, made in Germany from 1910. Undoubtedly this is an aesthetically very beautiful typewriter, as it is in a perfect state of preservation. It has been revised and works perfectly, which together with its aesthetics, makes it a real museum piece. Composed of a black metallic casing, it is characterized by a more compact shape than other typewriters of the same period. It presents the keys with black letters on a white background in a very good state of preservation. It has in the carriage area and in the upper part of the letters and in the back, a yellow lettering with the name of the brand: ERIKA. Also on the lower front part it indicates the model: 5 TAB, and the area where this piece was manufactured: Seidel & Naumann, Dresden. The machine sits on a platform that serves as a base and is coupled to the black carrying case, with front handle and front lock with key, which facilitates its transfer. It is in good aesthetic and functional condition, which will allow you to use it from the first day, in addition to decorate when not in use.