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21. Yes!

Sat Apr 12, 2025, 10:30 AM

Apr 2025

Although it was the mint-green one below the one listed.

Well done!

(Gods, after looking at that page, I want to find it again!)

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did any one of u learn to type on a underwood mnual typewriter ? [View all] AllaN01Bear Apr 2025 OP

Some kind of manual Marthe48 Apr 2025 #1

I think mine was a Royal UpInArms Apr 2025 #2

Mine too. debm55 Apr 2025 #3

Same here... Cloudhopper Apr 2025 #10

It was some kind of manual typewriter - Royal, I think. Ocelot II Apr 2025 #4

Oh yeah .... anciano Apr 2025 #5

Yuppers! SheltieLover Apr 2025 #7

Me too! SheltieLover Apr 2025 #18

Yes. Old blue Smith Corona Sterling model. Onthefly Apr 2025 #8

I think we had Royal typewriters in my 1964 typing class. sinkingfeeling Apr 2025 #9

Remington Rand for me fernlady Apr 2025 #11

Smith-Corona Here ProfessorGAC Apr 2025 #13

A Royal manual in the beginning. (1965) yellowdogintexas Apr 2025 #15

I learned on a small manual typewriter LogDog75 Apr 2025 #16

It was my father's little pico typewriter. OldBaldy1701E Apr 2025 #19

thiis. AllaN01Bear Apr 2025 #20

Yes! OldBaldy1701E Apr 2025 #21

anytime. AllaN01Bear Apr 2025 #22