That's the thing - it isn't restored or even cleaned. But otherwise in good condition from what I could see, just a ton of dust. I didn't even bother testing it. I was told after from a friend they had more upstairs. I'll visit it next visit.
I had seen a Los Angeles furniture store price Imperials in this range but they were mostly broken. But at least they were an "import".
Either way I wasn't a buyer. The good thing about NYC is that I'll save a lot of money not buying typers here (unless I get hooked on ebay again).
Looks like new. I wonder if it works. For that price it should be perfect.
ReplyDeleteStill cheaper than over at myTypewriter.com...
ReplyDeleteWhat do you suppose the seller has to say when the buyer comes back the next week after having researched his purchase?
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That's the thing - it isn't restored or even cleaned. But otherwise in good condition from what I could see, just a ton of dust. I didn't even bother testing it. I was told after from a friend they had more upstairs. I'll visit it next visit.
ReplyDeleteI had seen a Los Angeles furniture store price Imperials in this range but they were mostly broken. But at least they were an "import".
Either way I wasn't a buyer. The good thing about NYC is that I'll save a lot of money not buying typers here (unless I get hooked on ebay again).
I'm starting feeling lucky that I'm from the Czech Republic. There, pre-war machines, if they are shiny and like new - aproximately 80 dollars.
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