The Remington 2 Standard was the Model T of typewriters, simple, reliable, and practical. It was the first typewriter to be produced in great quantity, introducing the world to typewriting…

 The Remington Sholes typewriter was designed by architect Charles B. Atwood, who also created the Art Building at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. Remarkably, that building is the only one…

 ‘Bernard Granville's pioneering machine’ - An illustrated articleThe Rapid holds a special place in history as the first typewriter to use thrust action typebars, a significant departure from the standard…

 The elegant Peoples typewriter is operated with the right hand guiding the index pointer, while the left hand controls the print, shift, and space keys.A distinctive feature of this typewriter…

 The Pearl is a beautiful index typewriter, featuring a handsome celluloid dial for selecting characters. It typed only in uppercase.The inventor, Theodore W. Searing of New York, N.Y., stated his…

Thomas Oliver was born in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada, in 1852. As a young man, he moved to Iowa to become a Methodist minister. In 1888, he began developing his first…

The exquisite nickel-plated Odell 2 typewriter features a beautiful Art Nouveau design cast into its base.Model 2 introduced a shift lever for typing in both upper and lowercase, along with…

  The Odell 1 typewriter is a beautifully designed linear index machine. Model 1 was produced only during its first year in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, and features “Patent Pending” on the…

 The North’s typewriter features the rare design of having its typebars stand vertically behind the carriage. This allows for visible typing, as the typebars swing down to strike the top…

The National typewriter is a compact, unique, and beautiful machine.Model 1 has a slightly thinner profile than Model 2, but the most noticeable difference between the two is the narrow…