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Imperial Model B typewriter, c. 1915.

1914-1916

Yost No 1 typewriter, c 1889.

circa 1889

Fitch typewriter, 1891

1891

'Columbia' typewriter, 1886.

1886

Remington No.1 typewriter and hinged metal cover

1876

Hansen's Writing Ball, also known as Malling-Hansen Writing Ball

1875-1880

Maskelyne typewriter, c1890.

circa 1890
Rand manual typewriter, by Remington, adapted for use by a pharmacist, 1950's, in case, American

Rand manual typewriter

1950-1960
IBM 72 IV magnetic tape typewriter manufactured in Netherlands c. 1964 (serial no.1021 - 58002767)

IBM MT72 magnetic tape typewriter, 1967

1967
"Mignon" 2 clone typewriter, made in France and imported into the UK by the Electrical Company Ltd, London, 1918-1924. The principle of the Mignon is very simple. It combines a typesleeve with a complete character set, and an index card with pointer and two (later three) keys. Point the pointer at a letter on the index and strike the key to print a letter on the paper and advance the carriage. With minor practice the operator could reach a typing speed of at least 100 strokes per minute. Both the index card and typesleeve could be replaced to change fonts and use character sets for different languages.

"Mignon" 2 clone typewriter, France, 1918-1924

1918-1924
Royal-Typer automated typewriter, model SRP, serial number S2940, made by Robotyper Corp, Hendersonville, NC, USA

Royal-Typer automated typewriter, 1960s.

1960-1969