The English typewriter is one of the very first British typewriters and has a similar overall design to the Franklin. The factory that made the English typewriter would go on…

 The Edison typewriter was designed to produce stencils that would be used on a small printing press called a Mimeograph. The typewriter was awkward to use and was not a…

  The Duplex typewriter has a double keyboard, allowing for two characters to be typed at the same time. So typing the word 'this' would be done by typing 'th' first…

 The Dollar typewriter was a remarkably small and simple typing machine, which was popular during the 1890s. As its name suggests, it sold for only $1:00!If you have this typewriter…

 The Darling typewriter is a beautifully styled portable Swiss typewriter from 1910. It sits on a   top quality thick leather base and has a matching leather cover.One types on…

 The Crown typewriter is a beautifully made index typewriter, that has interchangeable type wheels to allow for a quick front change. The model 1 Crown has a straight front, while…

  The Crary typewriter is of a remarkable design with its circular keyboard, looking like a Christmas wreath. So when one types, the whole keyboard moves laterally letter by letter as…

 This Coffman typewriter is one of only a few typewriters that fits comfortably in ones pocket! It is a simple index typewriter but well made and quite beautiful in being…

 The Chicago 3 typewriter was the last of the Chicago brand typewriters and is distinctive in having its ribbon spools positioned like a set of mouse ears dead centre on…

The Caligraph 1 typewriter was the first competitor to appear after seven years of typewriter manufacturing by Remington & Sons, who began with the Sholes & Glidden in 1874. The…