1972 Webster XL-747 #L2592304
Status: My Collection
Hunter: Brian Goode (vinylspin)
Created: 08-21-2021 at 01:17PM
Last Edit: 08-21-2021 at 01:42PM
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Description:
Found at an antique mall in Phoenix, AZ. Everything seems to work fine except for the missing left shift key and the case zipper. I have owned several JP1 variants, but this is the first with a repeat spacer key. nice snappy feel, solidly built. One of the softer platens I've come across too.
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Hunter: Brian Goode (vinylspin)
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I am a retro post-punk meta-hipster, bassist, raconteur, techno-archivist, humorist, optimist, bon vivant and a fan of vinyl records, early 80's Japanese hi-fi gear, photography and obsolete but useful machines of all kinds. I am the proud owner of a 1970 Hermes 3000 and a 1940's Remington Rand typing desk.
I also created a typewriter image "filter" (see my avatar). It's written in Python and generates 65-character-wide images using over 1700 actual red-and-black-ribbon'd samples from my typewriter, meaning I could actually type them out myself on an 8 1/2" wide sheet of paper with 1" margins.
My dog Koa and I live in Buckeye, AZ.
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