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1961 Adler Junior E Serial # 1617319 1961 Adler Junior E typewriter, Serial # 1617319 Mark Petersen's 1961 Adler Junior E typewriter. 2015-10-31 From the Virtual Typewriter Collection of Mark Petersen: 1961 Adler Junior E Serial # 1617319 Another machine offered as a payment for work with Equipping the Saints. This is a machine only a writer could love, with sloppy Sharpie writing on the ribbon cover, which came mostly off, and also on the platen knobs, which didn't really come off. Might continue to work on it, but it will never been a looker with the missing front plate. It does however type quite well, except for an odd shifting quirk due to some bits being bent. Easy to work around. With the hard metal case this is a perfect machine for an adventure. I like to use it, but I am not so so attached, and am willing to take this machine exciting interesting places where it is possible it could get damaged or lost. Everybody needs a machine like that.

Also, of note to anyone who has never seen one of these in person, though they totally look plastic in pictures they are actually a very nice, solid smooth metal. The ribbon cover and paper tray too.

1961 Adler Junior E #1617319

Status: My Collection
Hunter: Mark Petersen (totallyyourtype)
Created: 10-31-2015 at 06:57PM
Last Edit: 10-31-2015 at 07:00PM

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Another machine offered as a payment for work with Equipping the Saints. This is a machine only a writer could love, with sloppy Sharpie writing on the ribbon cover, which came mostly off, and also on the platen knobs, which didn't really come off. Might continue to work on it, but it will never been a looker with the missing front plate. It does however type quite well, except for an odd shifting quirk due to some bits being bent. Easy to work around. With the hard metal case this is a perfect machine for an adventure. I like to use it, but I am not so so attached, and am willing to take this machine exciting interesting places where it is possible it could get damaged or lost. Everybody needs a machine like that.

Also, of note to anyone who has never seen one of these in person, though they totally look plastic in pictures they are actually a very nice, solid smooth metal. The ribbon cover and paper tray too.

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Hunter: Mark Petersen (totallyyourtype)

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I am an aspiring novelist and avid typewriter enthusiast from the New River Valley in Virginia. I am a proud Virginia Tech graduate with an education in creative writing. I use typewriters for all my writing and am working on a novel. I also do street poetry. I often can be found writing on one of my machines in downtown Blacksburg and enjoying a drink.
You can email me at totallyyourtype@gmail.com
You can mail me at Mark Petersen / PO Box 6683 / Christiansburg, VA 24068-6683


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