I have a Smith Corona from the late 40's and that Remington I just pick up came out in the early 50's. I also have a few Royals from the 50's but most of the lot I have is from the 60's like the Smith in my photo.
I have, I think 14 typewriters. I just found another at a thrift shop this last Wednesday for $25 bucks, a Remington Quiet-riter.
This is the one I currently use, a Smith Corona Super Sterling I found for $15.
I started my photography love in 1980 with a X-Mas gift Pentax K1000. Been working in the photo industry since 1985. Today I work for the last brick/mortar camera store/lab in St. Louis, Schiller's Camera (established 1892).
I still shoot film, I scan my color but print BW in the darkroom. When I find some time I'll post some of my work.
My fam has no interest in anything I own. I'm single with no ex-wife or kids so my nephew gets all my stuff. So my model kits built and unbuilt will more than likely be sold in an estate sale by my nephew with all my other collections.
Just read an article on the car in Old Cars Weekly. It's had an interesting history.
Article..... https://www.oldcarsweekly.com/features/car-of-the-week-the-hirohata-merc
Love him, great actor, one of a kind. RIP
Fav flicks of his I can watch over and over.....
In the Heat of the Night
To Sir with Love
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
The Defiant Ones
The Slender Thread
Shoot to Kill
and I just got on VHS for 50 cents awhile ago...... The Bedford Incident
Dreaming......68 Cobra Jet..........
What I really want is a Fox Mustang hatch in white. I currently own a 88 red convertible and a blue 85 notch.
If I can get the white one then I will own all 3 body styles in red, white and blue..........! ?
I have not read the novel but I did just watch that movie again a couple of weeks ago from TCM. I kept pausing it during the street scenes to look at the cars.
Any X-Mas song sung by good old Blue Eyes......
Of course there is this one......
Jingle bells
Batman smells
Robin laid an egg
The Batmobile lost a wheel
and the Joker got away.