1968 Smith Corona Electra 120 #6LEV-346127
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Daniel Burgoyne (Ixzed23)
Created: 03-10-2026 at 09:11AM
Last Edit: 03-10-2026 at 10:29AM
Description:
Found locally in Old Ottawa South, from the estate of a teacher, who must have taught typewriting and short hand techniques, as she had a number of textbooks in relation to these. The ribbon found in it is still good.
Admirably, the vee- belts are in good condition, albeit with a little set. It is also in great cosmetic condition, and the inside was very clean. I bet this machine was serviced before being stored.
The keyboard layout is Canadian bilingual, with the addition of the number 1 and the square brackets in the extreme key bars.
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Hunter: Daniel Burgoyne (Ixzed23)
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Bonjour! I am from the region of Montreal, Quebec and moved to Ottawa, Ontario in 1992.
Amateur watchmaker and machinist, I love anything mechanical, hydraulic or electric. I have restored American and Canadian clocks and small lathes, milling machines and a jig bore.
Most of my typewriters have French Canadian QWERTY keyboards, with some exception for rare finds.
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