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Posted 1 year ago
Dirjas
(13 items)
This is my 1960 Underwood Universal "Golden Touch" typewriter that i bought a while ago in a antique shop for $25,00-. It is in great cosmetically condition and is considert in my collection one of the best looking machines. This definitly is a little banger that has many many years on it's path too come. It works as good as when it was bought and comes with case and key. All the features work, the paint only has 2 or 3 scratches where the return arm hits the hood when it gets opened and the carriage isn't moved out of the way. Like you can see, it looks like my Deluxe that i bought yesterday, and both of them are great. Now, as you can see the pictures aren't that great and i am sorry about that. I couldn't take a different angle and since i am using a small tripod it only reach this high. Sorry, anyway, thanks for viewing.
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