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1956 Tower Commander Serial # 4AT37398 1956 Tower Commander typewriter, Serial # 4AT37398 David Karoly's 1956 Tower Commander typewriter. 2024-01-11 From the Virtual Typewriter Collection of David Karoly: 1956 Tower Commander Serial # 4AT37398 This is a relabeled Smith-Corona Speedliner typewriter roughly equivelant to a 1949 Sterling. It types decently, carriage is a bit stiff. A few keys on the left hit the ribbon cover. I don't like it enough to use it. It is elite, I'm not a fan of elite, too small.

Acquired 03/11/2023

1956 Tower Commander #4AT37398

Status: My Collection
Hunter: David Karoly (David7849)
Created: 01-11-2024 at 06:20PM
Last Edit: 01-11-2024 at 06:22PM


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This is a relabeled Smith-Corona Speedliner typewriter roughly equivelant to a 1949 Sterling. It types decently, carriage is a bit stiff. A few keys on the left hit the ribbon cover. I don't like it enough to use it. It is elite, I'm not a fan of elite, too small.

Acquired 03/11/2023

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Hunter: David Karoly (David7849)

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I started with 2 Monroe calculating machines then in January 2023 I used my Christmas money to buy a 1936 L.C. Smith and Corona, Corona Standard portable. Since then have acquired more typewriters. Also have 2 Engineers Transits (surveying instruments), a K+E Foresters staff compass, and 4 slide rules. Typewriters as a hobby has been more affordable than antique surveying instruments anre and they are easier to obtain.



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