1950s – Typewriter Review

Remington Quiet-Riter Eleven

Remington Quiet-Riter Eleven When you first look at the Quiet-Riter Eleven, you’re likely to think of post-WWII American design—its bulbous

Erika 10 (1954) If you’ve ever used a high-end typewriter, such as an Olympia, Hermes or the versatile Smith-Corona and

Optima Elite (1950s) It’s hard not to talk about the Optima Elite without comparing it to it’s German cousin, the

Royal Futura 800 (1958) If you were to judge a typewriter solely by its looks, then the Royal Futura 800

Hermes 3000 (1958) When sitting down to a Hermes 3000 for the first time, you feel drawn to the machine

Smith-Corona Sterling (1950) Take classic 1950s Art Deco style, combined with simple and solid mechanicals, and you have the Smith

Olympia SM3 DeLuxe (1955) The Olympia SM3 is a reliable workhorse, from a solid body construction to keys that provide