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"Hammond No. 1", 1880 Early American typewriter with splitted type segments and piano keyboard. 2 ribbon spools repaired. - Very important...

"New American Type Writer No. 5", 1890 Rare American index typewriter in very nice condition. No ink pad. - Very attractive and important ...

"Salter Standard No. 10", 1908 Attractive design typewriter in good condition!<Br> "Salter Standard No. 10", 1908 3-reihig...

"Odell's Type Writer", 1889 American index typewriter. - Very decorative collector's item and exhibition piece!<Br> "Od...

"Columbia Index No. 2", 1884 One of the most beautifully designed typewriters ever by New York watchmaker Charles Spiro who invented later...

"Discret", 1899 One of the most attractive typewriters ever built. As the name says, "Secret and World Typewriter", it was also ...

"Bar-Lock Mod. 1b", 1888 Very rare and early model with richly ornated cast-iron typebar cover. Designed by Charles Spiro, the New York wa...

"Excelsior" (Mercedes Mod. 1), 1907 Extremely rare export model of the even rarer "Mercedes Mod. 1", 1907. Produced only in smal...

"Crandall", 1879 Excellent model of the popular American type sleeve machine by "The Crandall Type Writer Co., Syracuse, N.Y." O...

Giant Rarity: "The Ford Typewriter", 1895 American thrust-action three-bank double-shift ribbon typewriter with richly decorated copper-pl...

European Slug Iron with Trivet, c. 1830 Drop-in-the-back, wrought iron, drilled wooden handle, without slug, length 6 3/4 in. with companion trivet....

6 European Charcoal Irons 1) Frisian brass box, length 8 3/4 in. - 2) Cast iron, decorated with "Romulus and Remus", length 6 3/4 in. - 3)...

2 European Slug Irons, c. 1850 1) Box with heat shield, no slug, length 5 1/2 in. - And: 2) Hand-wrought iron, hinged gate, no slug, length 5 3/4 in...

2 Irons and 1 Trivet 1) Wrought-iron box, Germany c. 1820, decorative cutwork upper gate, without slug, length 9 in. - 2) Indian charcoal iron, signed

3 Early Irons, c. 1900 1) American charcoal iron "The Marvel", patented Aug. 18, 1914, length 7 1/4 in. - 2) Polisher, signed "KO&quo...

4 Special-Purpose Irons, before 1900 1) European hat iron with slug. - 2) Single goffering iron, with slug, length 7 in. - 3) French long sleeve iron,

6 European Charcoal Irons Brass or cast iron, length between 7 and 11 3/4 in.<Br> 6 Kohle-Bügeleisen 6 europäische Bügeleisen, ...

Mangle Boards and Roller 1) Mangle board with unusual handle, floral decoration, signed "K 1837 R", length 25 2/5 in. - 2) Mangle board wi...

3 Flat Irons (Cold Handles) 1) Two-piece with additional bottom part, marked "F. S. Kustermann - Eisengießerei München", length ...

5 Special-Purpose Irons, before 1900 1) Edge, almond-shaped, length 9 1/2 in. - 2) Edge, shaped round, length 8 1/4 in. - 3) Oak wall board for irons,