Smith Corona Standard Typewriter - Extremely Rare Animal Keyboard

Smith Corona Standard Typewriter - Extremely Rare Animal Keyboard  

Serial is  1C 15650 from 1935

typewriter was restored to working order and looking great, 

Well preserved example with a complete Elephant space bar. 

Only 3 of the keys have issues. 

We avoided to replace any key to keep all original parts.

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Back Story: ( Not Confirmed) 

The typewriter belonged to Marilyn Jane Lamm. 

Her granddaughter, who previously owned the typewriter, thinks it was a gift to her from her godmother, Margaret Ann Hickey. Hickey is kind of noteable so you can Google her

Mechanical condition:

Professionally restored to working order.

Smooth and ready to type when we would recommend using as a display to preserve the keys for the future. 

Did not add a test page intentionally as we avoided typing a lot on it to preserve the keys and space bar. 

New black/red   Ribbon Fitted.  

Cosmetic condition:

Like all our typewriters, it was genuinely restored & serviced.

Please check the condition in all pictures as there is minor marks on the lid and main frame in general.

Slight fading of the decals. 

A couple of keys have damage as pictured. 

Comes with Original carrying case that is in excellent condition. Minor age signs on the inside and outside. 

Name On the case as per previous owner belonged to 

Keyboard & Font/Typeface:

QWERTY Keyboard with Additional Music Noted that can be typed. 

This is not common at all and rare to find in working condition and nicely printing. 

Musical noted are large and you can type the lines when needed using the typewriter. 

PICA Typeface

10 pts per the inch.