I bought this typewriter at Goodwill's Memorial Day sale. It comes in a very nice leather-covered case (which is structurally very similar to the standard Hermes Baby case). It was originally sold by E.W. Hall, located at 1111 Second Avenue in downtown Seattle. It's old enough that the phone number on the dealer tag has six digits and has an ELiot phone prefix (instead of MAin or MUtual, both of which came in 1958). This is easily the best $20 I have ever spent!
Monday, May 25, 2015
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Saturday, April 18, 2015
Before and Afters
I bought both of these typewriters in Buckley, WA today for a total of $25. I did not repaint either--it's amazing what hand-dishwashing liquid soap and an old toothbrush can do!
Former bank building; being renovated
A totem pole in the City Park--carved and installed , 1962
Notice the bricked-in openings.
A totem pole in the City Park--carved and installed , 1962
Notice the bricked-in openings.
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Saturday, February 14, 2015
1963 Hermes 3000
I have always wanted one of these Hermes 3000 portables--especially in this style. It came with the brushes and manual.
Monday, February 2, 2015
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