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Smith Premier 1 (1890) 1 A machine with a double keyboard; the black ones on top are for the upper case letters and the white ones are for the lower case (miniscule) letters. It sold for $100 in 1890. [more...] |
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Smith Premier 1 (1890) 2 This view of the antique typewriter shows the mechnism a little more clearly. |
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Smith Premier 1 (1890) 3 Another view. |
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Smith Premier 1 (1890) 4: caption Smih Premier 1 (1890 |
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Hammond 1 (1881) 1 Hamond 1 antique typewriter from 1881. On the right is another one, but with the wooden top-deck missing. |
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Hammond 1 (1881) 2: caption Hammond 1 (1881) |
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Hammond 1 (1881) 3: close-up of typewriter keys 1 This curved antique typewriter keyboard from 1881 combines letters, symbols and numbers. Shown here with the wooden top-deck removed. |
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Hammond 1 (1881) 4: close-up of typewriter keys 2 A number of symbols here, including fractions, became less common later; you can also see the selectors for capitals, figures and spaces. Shown here with the wooden top-deck removed. [more...] |
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Hammond 1 (1881) 5: overview A shot of the second Hammond 1 Victorian typewriter; this slightly later model (1886) does not have a cover for the deck, so you can see more of the mechanism. [more...] |
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Hammond 1 (1881) 6: caption Duplicate caption. |
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Hammond 1 (1881) 7: overview The Hammond 1 antique (Victorian) typewriter from 1881; a front view. This older one does have a wooden top-deck. |
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Hammond 1 (1881) 8: caption Caption for the Hammond 1b typewriter (1886); it is the Hammond 1 without the top deck. |
