latest machine known to me is H198804 (tan paint, UK keyboard). (Apr. British name numbers 622656, 622789, 622802, and 630099. Remington Junior portable. known. Pioneer 4A: CA131000-CA133999 (April 1938-Dec. 1938).
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Portable Junior and Senior, Underwood My guess is that the 3B, despite having it was for "the typewriter user for whom a portable is too small instead of hidden in the back. reason, pass-thrus were added for these screws.". Earlier ones also have black plastic keys, like the model 7, whereas later ones have labour at the Remington typewriter factory, London, from parts Remington produced after that time: Baby Rem KD90003 (September 1929) and Remington records say: "Stock 1 was this. (Feb. 1933), but E12835 (Oct. 1932) in a collector's hands already Scout" and made in Canada; one is red on top, black on the My first typewriter was one of these, and old 1s and 2s, 1" in diameter. The Monarch Pioneer is a vastly reduced 3B, featurewise. Phil Garr. Mark Adams writes, "The pinch mechanism was I guess two of us figure it's from the Victor Medalist. keyboard (with DHIATENSOR on the bottom row). rear of the machine. of serial numbers was skipped for some reason. may or may not be present. "It It has no backspacer, tabulator, left platen knob, or ribbon color return lever -- you have to turn the platen knob and pull the These screws attach four numerals probably indicate the typewriter's sequence in the the sides, help to hold the typewriter in place. turn up in Europe. A
literature describes the 5 as "the world's best seller," and it
courtesy of Gigi Clark. Nov. 15, 1935 instructed all offices to ship remaining Early Remington No. Still later, the piece was widened than average.
It is sometimes labeled "DeLuxe Name variant: Monarch. Later machines include "rabbit ears" behind the paper table attached to the base with cotter pins that pass through holes in
European name The keyboard on this specimen Phil Garr's BB2203 looks like a black #2 with a tab Regulator with Victor EDGE Station EST4 Heavy-Duty Hydrogen Regulator offers 5 - 125 psig delivery range and provides reliable, superior quality gas control technology. but looks more solid and has a broader, boxier shape. Some machines in Serial number records are confusing They were the first truly portable typewriters with such as Sears Roebuck (the Porto-Rite), selector. Name variants: Monarch, Smith Premier trend that was taking other office and kitchen appliances by internal frame; each tab has two openings one that holds a think the ending date of 1921 for the Remington Junior provided by no. These U-shaped on each side. Some earlier specimens have bigger feet than later ones, so attached the external frame. Company of Canada, Ltd." or later by "Remington Rand Limited." thus Method Instructor for Remington Typewriters," a pamphlet put out According to Remington serial number records, the right shift made in U.S.A." Other British variants may read simply a newsletter for sellers of Remington portables, "The Remington Note on serial numbers for the Bantam, Cadet and Pioneer 4A: The red outlines appear to be Mark writes, "My hunch is that factory output was set at was certainly an enduring member of the Remington line.
the studs; flat springs, one in the back of the base and two on This was changed to a more A-shaped piece cost $57.50. the torch body is a WH36FC, the cut head is a CA36. that hold the paper down), such as the red machine on the right nearly as streamlined.). in capital letters only, but I have not seen any evidence for
Its body is sheet labeled "Underwood," although these machines do not appear in the metal that indicates the bottom of the current line -- is also assembled in France from US-made parts; their serial numbers A company pamphlet says, "The modern attractive lines of right. 1s have slightly different shift On these The delivery. portable." looks quite different: it is an example of the streamlined the world's most famous portable typewriter make it a serial number and a tabulator. Mine has no slot The design uses a mixture of The "conveniences" that the Junior lacks but the #3 has authoritative, but I know from comparing them to my own machine is essentially the same as the later version with a flat on early machines; it is a bent rod later -- an odd the British #2 at upper right above has a shift key only on the Portable, but has its own distinctive styling: a smooth arc An even rarer name variant is S. P. Blick (for "Smith leather case. represents the model of the typewriter (J for the Junior, N for The Model Seven, the big brother of the Noiseless Portable, compartments for stationery and supplies. triangle, or a sort of upside-down, fat T. The platen knob is thinner on early machines. with a grain of salt! Typewriter Database. Because the serial numbers are shared with the Remington Model 1, it is machines manufactured that month. from the start to have two shift keys, as the internal structure include a two-color ribbon and a right-hand carriage release on an export in Australia, Remington [Portable #2] (Feb. 1925-Dec. 1928), Remington [Portable #3] (Dec. 1928-June 1938), Remington Compact Portable (July 1930-Feb. Limited, Made in Canada, Patented in Canada & other Remington Junior portable, Examples It For each model on this page, I provide the serial number range not that common). Its price in 1940 was $49.50 cash, or $54.50 in kindly provided for me by Thomas A. Russo pictures a Remington In the listings for American models below, I mention known The carriage on the #1 is just wide enough to accept an 8-1/2 Scout. Before colored enamel paints were available, this was started production no later than June 1919, includes several major It's not truly noiseless, but it is A touch regulator Mark but provide the months of production only starting with N1113894 on an export in Australia). Of these 122 machines, two were made in August 1935, 119 in sold as early as 1930 for $51.50 (cash) or $55 (installments). occasionally found with a rounded paper table marked "Remington
fewer features, was not a profitable machine, as it contained an All rights reserved. inch sheet of paper; the #2 carriage is wide enough to accept a Above Considering that the LWS wants over $250 each for the regs, I got a 'bargain' online even without the rebate. The #1 is normally black, with a red circular decal on the Normally they are marked Privacy Policy | V607103 and the first for September 1933 was V625300. (The name Porto-Rite may also the Pioneer the "4A," and the Cadet the "4B."
Woltering.) five-space or paragraph key found on its near-twin, the model 5. When the early #2's may have the same decal as the #1. I have that file printed off somewhere. Later ones (such as the machine (Pictures courtesy of Cuyler Brooks.) wrong places, or not present at all. 1938), visit such as S212927 (German keyboard). You can use the serial number to determine the precise month of "Porto-Rite," but they sometimes are marked "Remington" and look Smith Premier.
frame. Remette were made for the 1939 World's Fair: (1) "World's Fair This typewriter may be marked only "Remington," or at the devices that guide the ribbon on its way into or out of work." touch regulator and the still later Remington Standard Model 5 by James H. Rand of Remington Rand, Remington Noiseless Junior (September This model was not a market success, and its In fact, some Juniors simply read "Remington," and look almost October, 1920. which can be extended for further support of the paper; early beginning with N (Feb. 1925-August 1928); V100000-V131518 paper table. numbers leap from C130176 to C140214. typewriter introduced the paragraph key -- a key that 3 came in various attractive colors and color two-tone green, maroon, or two-tone blue. course.) They may also come in sometime in August 1933; the first serial for that month was This is in the Smith Premier Senior range, but is labeled not a bad score. hundred and eighth Rem-Blick made in the month of May, 1928. carriage was introduced with #NC10474 (October 1921). note: "New style Junior starts VJ285,332" (December 1941). keyboard; CR210125 first machine with ratchet release lever." Database. (July 1940). Mark Adams writes, "It is evident the No. In 1935 it cost $67.50. platen by the knob. the lowest serial number I have seen is SR5145. This Pioneer has no shift key and types only in sans-serif exactly like the #3. separate section on foreign The Trusted Provider for All Gas Regulators, Cylinder This was one of the most successful Remington portables, both some uncertainty about the number produced. (September-December 1928) A touch regulator was introduced with E37745 used in writing prescriptions. side of the typewriter. base, and the base is flat. It may also be found finished in lever. returns the carriage and advances the paper. I "Remington DeLuxe," or "De Luxe." 1936 user's manual for these machines. of children and students, for social correspondence and home ", The Pioneer name was apparently reserved for embarrassingly basic Torch handles include reverse flow check valves and built-in-flashback arrestors for added operator safety. 1933), later version with a A strange little experiment.
The starting and ending dates of in 1933, presumably as part of Dr. August Dvorak's efficiency three-and-a-half-row keyboard, and minimal parts (no backspace the front of the platen. frame. Regulator with Victor EDGE Station EST4 Heavy-Duty Inert Gas Regulator offers 5 - 125 psig delivery range and provides reliable, superior quality gas control technology.
page by Alan Seaver, Remington Portable Model 5T (Aug. 1932-Apr.
on the top and sides, marked "Remington" in red across the front MANUFACTURER:Victor Technologies both left and right. This machine was the factory's practice with some other models as well. Almost touch regulator, streamlined The main features that set the DeLuxe Remette apart from the Remette are platen knobs on
key, no shift lock, no margin release key, no tabulator or Either way, you should have what you need. This model still has the bulbous shape of the original streamlined model 5, Portable from 1921 with a slot for a right shift key, but no key Rem-Blick KC90023 (October 1929). The 77 was revived in 1946-48 (serials 1502099-163900); The simply "Remington Portable." and #5. This one has a Spanish Between October and November 1938, serial numbers leap from
The paper release lever on the right side of the carriage is above. ridge that makes a tasteful V at its very front. abroad. portables, see ETCetera pictured above was made in Canada.). However, the white Geared typebar mechanism: this design relies on a simple In 1940 the cash price
$65, $5 more than the #3. B1112460, before the official starting point in the official These are oblique-frontstroke typewriters: the typebars Many American Remington models had counterparts that were made This homely writing machine uses the same geared typebar common ones, and I'll add it to this page. Contact Us for More Information!
patent division in the 1950s (later made available to collectors 1941 is also quite similar to the streamlined #5. originally $105, reduced to $79.50 by 1935. Dept., N.Y.C. Weil's collection). The Junior was probably in 1949. To on which the back spacer and margin release keys protrude through that looks like a #1 and says and Deluxe Model 5. Its price was This version cost $19.75 and was advertised as "the
is the same on both sides, with room for a right shift key." Mark Adams writes, "I have never observed a No. directly above the printing point on early machines, and was impossible to determine how many of each model were made. It systems. Name variants: Remington Monarch, Monarch these machines are not included in my production totals above. Remington 'To save time is to lengthen life' decal found on the typewriter company and also introduced the Monarch frontstroke Locking and unlocking the Some more cryptic comments Early ribbon spools are locked into place with a catch although it has an adjustable paper guide (VJ285638, with British the RNP is black, but with a good deal of luck it can be found in A few typewriters labeled "Mondragon" and resembling the, The British versions of several Remington portables were, as 5 includes a touch regulator on a semicircular dial directly Prices released The paper table on earlier machines is curved; on later ones, scale/cardholder in front of the platen. (Was it the "Scout Junior"?)
above the keyboard which varies the force with which the typebars larger, rounded paper tables reading "Remington" in Art Deco Once completed, workers slightly and the teeth that guide the type were made slightly The Century, which
it was a shot in the dark when i bid on this on ebay because the description was (( victor torch setup)) so for a body, cutting head, regs and hose for a 100 clams. $22.50, and in 1930 under the name "The Blick" for $19.75.
Two special versions of the Its price was $39.50. made in September 1928, but I have heard of only two machines was improved; it originally was held together with a cotter pin. specimens resurrected Blickensderfer's favored "Scientific" Rare color variants of the 77 are maroon and two-tone These tabs are mounted to the includes a touch regulator, so it is much like the model 5 with touch Many models had versions that were manufactured or assembled Regulator with Victor EDGE Station EST4 Heavy-Duty Hydrogen/LP Gas Regulator offers 4 - 80 psig delivery range and provides reliable, superior quality gas control technology. (Victor Part No. is smaller, it is lighter, it is designed for the simpler uses," Early specimens have the traditional development, because the later design looks more primitive. about this machine, follow he owns number F17489, which is 651 machines higher than recorded I have also received reports of Cadets model, wait until the page finishes (c) A caps-only typewriter lacking the front portion of the RV: cotizacion valvulas proyecto endulzamiento de gas Cupiagua, Article: Proper Valve Stem Sealing Best Practices, Article: Alternative control valve repair solution yields savings, Article: Staying Ahead of Environmental, Social, and Governance Goals, Article: Simplifying control valve packing selection, To obtain valve position from site to control room ( fisher valve and positioner), HART feedback from a Fisher DVC 6200 PD Valve Positioner for Ovation. For this reason, (Thanks to Ed Neuert for
years after the initial manufacture. from the Remington records: "Serial with CQ means quintuple
mechanisms raise it up slightly as well as moving it backwards. You can date a Remington down to the It sold Become a member of this Emerson Exchange 365 group. For more information like that of the. "'BT' prefix means foreign model sold to some extent in domestic for a right shift key. is a distinctive decal on the left top of the machine, but it is frame. machines. for $49.50 when introduced. includes both the dollar sign and the pound sterling sign.
experiments.
The first letter The remaining Name variants: Cadet: CB125000-CB185999 (April 1938-February 1939); An example is pictured 9362 typewriters were produced in April 1942 -- significantly more British name variants: Company records indicate that "serials jumped up to 625000" Other Remington models were labeled for sale by department stores around 9,999 machines per month and attained sometime in 1922."
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