The Royal Quietwriter De Luxe at home on my desk.
The Smith-Corona electric in its place in my library.
Too cute….
…to conceal.
The Royal Quietwriter De Luxe at home on my desk.
The Smith-Corona electric in its place in my library.
Too cute….
…to conceal.
Do Haeng Michael Kitchen 
You could perhaps store the Olivetti up on its back end in your book shelf.
I keep one or two machines out for use and store the rest away, then rotate them through, once every month or whenever inspiration hits to try another machine.
It is a good dilemma to have.
I have space on a shelf in my office where it could sit next to the ugly Royal FP that I’m considering. I’m thinking that if I’m seeing it daily in my office I’ll likely pull it down and use it alternatively with the Quiet De Luxe.
Yes. Good dilemma.
You have a Royal Quiet De Luxe. “Quiet-riter” is a Remington model name.
Keep ’em straight / As you accumulate.
Yeah. That was a typo. My bad.
Each of your typewriters is different, and each fulfills a different need.
But the main need for any typewriter is … to foster joy!
Well said.
The smallest room in the house? Which is not a reflection on the typewriter, I love the two I have. 😉
That would either be my office or library. The rest of the house I share with my wife, who doesn’t find the typewriter to be decorative. She’s my polar opposite when it comes to technology. She teaches Computer-Aided Design & Drafting in the high school. Her motto is, if it can be done on a computer nothing else is needed.