196X Remington Streamliner #AX 167489
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Chris Aldrich (chrisaldrich)
Created: 03-22-2024 at 11:11AM
Last Edit: 12-17-2024 at 02:05PM
Description:
I picked this up for a song, and in excellent condition. The "L" was sticking a bit, but it took almost no work or even cleaning to remedy it. The best part is that the color is nearly a perfect match for the mint green color of my TWSBI Eco T fountain pen and my General Fireproofing steel desk. Based on serial numbers in the database, it's likely a late 60s model. With the prefix AX, it may be one of the earliest versions of this model that went into the early 70s. Sadly the plastic case was nearly destroyed during shipping.
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Hunter: Chris Aldrich (chrisaldrich)
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Hello! I’m a Johns Hopkins trained biomedical and electrical engineer with a variety of interests in the entertainment industry, information theory, evolution, big history, genetics, signal processing, transgenetics, translational medicine, and theoretical mathematics. I’m a strong advocate of the IndieWeb movement.
I have a love for analog office equipment including library card catalogs and typewriters. As of October 2026 , I've got a segment of 78 typewriters mostly focused on machines made between 1946 and 1977. I have been learning how to completely overhaul all of the machines in my collection, all of which work well aside from a handful which need some parts. I have a burgeoning collection of typewriter tools for continually repairing, maintaining, and upgrading my machines.
I'm slowly morphing my TWdB collection photos so that the "hero" photos of the machine facing to the right (with the left side of the typewriter facing front generally with the carriage return in the front) are those that have been generally cleaned /restored while those facing to the left (with the right side of the typewriter facing front with carriage return in the rear) are those that still need cleaning, oiling, adjustment or a major repair. Those facing forward generally need work as well. Certainly some don't fit this pattern, but I hope to fix them all shortly as I get the requisite photos.
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