Remington Typewriter

Typewriter of the famous American brand Remington of the 1930s with its black leatherette transport box (some traces of wear on the machine and the carrying case as well as the leather handle are to be noted but do not remove in any way to its charm) since all the bakelite is intact and all the keys and all the mechanical parts are in working order (all uppercase and lowercase keys as well as special and other characters have been tested). Beautiful decorative object for your vintage Interior, this typewriter can be posed on a piece of furniture, cling to the wall using 2 hooks but can perfectly serve for lovers of typing. A new band will be needed for its proper operation and is easily found online. Remington typewriters were the first QWERTY keyboard machine, whose inventor Christopher Latham Sholes sold the rights to Remington arms in 1872 for 12 000 dollars. In 1873, the American company marketed the first typewriters. In his song "Elaeudanla Teitéia" Serge Gainsbourg will evoke the Remington brand and its famous portable typewriter models.