1901 Remington 7 #69894
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Aleks Shipilov (Aleks)
Created: 11-12-2026 at 06:12AM
Last Edit: 11-12-2026 at 06:18AM
Description:
From above and on the back panel, there is a marking indicating the exporting organization: âJ. Block Partnership.â
In addition, on the upper left side of the front face, a small plaque is attached with two brass rivets:
âPartnership on Shares J.Block Representatives for All of Russia.â
I can assume that the plaque was made of copper using the embossing method, like coins.
Itâs amusing, but when the matrix was made in a mirrored image,
an error occurred with the direction of the second slanted element
in three letters of the Russian words: instead of the Cyrillic letter âĐ,â a Latin âNâ appeared.
However, for unknown reasons (perhaps due to the high cost of producing the original layout),
no one bothered to fix anything:-)
Over its long and wellâearned working life, the typewriter sustained critical damage
and just as critical ârepairâ changes:-(.
Now we need to figure out how to mitigate them and get the device back in working order.
Message for Brian Decker: - I was wrong â I donât have a Remington 6. It turned out to be a Model 7.
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