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Why collect a typewriter you may wonder?  Here are some reasons!

• Own a piece of history.
• Type a letter on it.
• Marvel at the sound of a mechanical device from a different era.
• Challenge your coordination skills.
• Be trendy.
• Restore & display it.

Doubt that people collect vintage typewriters?  Just check online to read how and why!

Flea Market Dates/Times are:
August 1      9:00 am to 4:00 pm
August 2      9:00 am to 3:00 pm

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Typewriter Brands include:

A typewriter collector’s dream. Many old typewriters can be restored, thereby increasing their value over time.

• Remington, Underwood, Royal, Smith Corona, and a children’s Tom Thumb typewriter.
• We have at least a dozen typewriters!
• Great for crafters, writers wanting a piece of nostalgia, or as a unique home decor conversation piece.

Vintage Projectors:

• Keystone K109D 8mm movie projector, featuring an Art Deco design
• Bell & Howell Model 256 Autoload 8mm movie projector.
• GoldE Mfg. Company Model #349 Reflex Slide Projector for projecting 2 1/4″ x 2 1/4″ slides.

Vintage Check Writing Equipment:

• Paymaster Check Writer, typically from the 1960s.
• Paymaster Ribbon Writer & Signer, specifically identified as a Series 8000 model

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Paymaster check writer

Paymaster ribbon writer and signer for check making

A vintage Keystone K-109 8mm film projector features an Art Deco design and a carrying case.

A vintage GoldE Mfg. Company Model #349 Reflex Slide Projector designed for projecting 2 1/4″ x 2 1/4″ color or black and white slides; features a 300-watt bulb and a blower cooling system.

A vintage Bell & Howell Model 256 AutoLoad 8mm film projector.It features an automated threading system designed for 8mm film reels.

A vintage 1950s Remington Quiet-Riter portable typewriter.It features a distinctive tan or gunmetal grey body and includes a “Miracle Tab” function.These manual typewriters were popular for home and office use due to their relatively quiet operation compared to others of the era. Generally worth between $40 and $150 in typical, unrestored condition.

Remington Noiseless Portable Model 7 typewriter. Manufactured between the early 1930s and late 1940s, this model was notably used by author Ernest Hemingway.It features a specialized “noiseless” mechanism, which requires more finger pressure than standard typewriters.

A vintage Smith-Corona Sterling portable manual typewriter from the 1950s.

A vintage Smith-Corona Clipper portable typewriter

A vintage Royal Quiet De Luxe portable typewriter, commonly manufactured in the 1950s known for its manual operation and collectible retro appeal.

A vintage Underwood Leader portable typewriter, likely dating from the 1940s or early 1950s.The “Leader” model was a popular, stripped-down portable machine made of sturdy steel. Similar vintage Underwood portable typewriters are valued by collectors

A vintage 1950s Tom Thumb child’s typewriter manufactured by Western Stamping Company.The typewriter features an olive green metal body and distinctive green keys.It operates as a functional toy

A vintage 1940s Remington Rand Deluxe Model 5 manual portable typewriter.

Remington Quiet Riter

A vintage Smith-Corona Skyriter portable typewriter, popular during the 1950s and 1960s.