Neutral Colored 50's Smith Corona Silent, Sterling, Silent Super with case
Neutral Colored 50's Smith Corona Silent, Sterling, Silent Super with case
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Order this typewriter today, I we will send you a working specimen of this model, in similar condition to the one shown. It won’t be the exact machine shown in the photos, and there may be minor variations, but it will be serviced and ready to write, with a new ribbon installed.
One of history’s most practical writing machines, in one of history’s most beautiful packages.
They have all of the bells and whistles you’ll need, including:
Basket shift (Floating Shift)
Tab with extra keys
Single and Double Line Spacing
2 Tone Ribbon Selector
I resurface the platen / rollers as needed, for a good paper grip. Sometimes I replace the feet but usually the original ones are ok on these.
The typeface is usually 10 character per inch PICA, sometimes 12 character per inch ELITE.
Upper and lowercase will be aligned, and every machine passes a rigorous 14 point inspection and is tested by a writer.
Includes:
Original Case in Use-able condition (sometimes the cases are a little rough, but they work).
Lifetime Trade In Policy
Classic Typewriter Guarantee
Please let me know if you have questions: writeon@classictypewriter.com
Most sincerely,
Steven Budden Jr.
Classic Typewriter Co.
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
RESOURCES
FAQ | Condition Explanationecades.
If you need to get to writing, and spare yourself many nights of research and tinkering, we have the solution.
What about 'refurbished' machines on other vintage sites?
Usually, they are just cleaned up slightly and shipped out. They don't usually work 100% (more like 80%). This is because most people have never used a writing machine, so they don't know how it is supposed to work! They see an opportunity to buy a vintage machine and 'flip it', however... you get what you pay for, as the old adage goes!
Why do you charge X?
Excellent question!
Priceless heirloom, endless inspiration, the stuff of dreams.
You’ll pass it to your children or into the annals of history.
Ask yourself what this will bring you, and what you could create with it, and you’ll have answered your question.
