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Hi There, it's Daniel and Valeria here from Hindsvik Shop. We love using vintage typewriters for both writing and display and wanted to show you some of our favorite vintage typewriters we've had on our shop in the past!
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4 comments:
Love them- really want a pink one!
there really is something about a vintage typewriter, isn't there? I'm really drawn to the teal coloured ones.
Love typewriters! I have a turquoise hermes 30000, I'm always thankful that my favorite color made it's appearances in my favorite era. I feel like Joan Holloway every time I use it
My dad had an Olivetti one, used until the 90s. I still remember the incredible noise and the funny fonts of different kind of black, he did not change the ink tape very often. ;)
Today, it would be very cool to write something with it...maybe the next complaining letter for the tax office! :D
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