I have the 1959 version of this typewriter and I can't seem to find this ribbon with reverse grommets in them. Any seller you can recommend? Also, will universal ribbon fit?
How much do these cost nowadays because I see prices ranging from $300 to $800? I would love yo get a machine like these but dont know what a fair price is in the modern market.
I am wondering the same thing!! I have been advised to not buy from an antique dealer or the like, only from someone has demonstrated their restoration abilities. But totally upwards of $500 to 1200. It was mentioned in another video from 2014 that you could get one around $100 bucks! That’s quite a bit of inflation in a short period of time. I’d love to know where to purchase one more affordably!
@@TypewriterJustice Hmm..And what would you say about the feel of its keys, as in like a manual non portable typewriter is it too hard or you have to press the keys with a lot of force to get the page typed, or is it just like spongy or you just have to run ur fingers thru it and ur done?
Hi, Here in the UK I have a Olympia sm3 where the carriage stays on the left hand side and will not respond to the keys? can it be fixed please? Norman
Hello , I have a question. I have difficulties with inserting the paper in my typewriter. I can't find a real solution online. It's a hit and miss with inserting the paper, mostly miss. It's like the paper doesn't stick to the cylinder when I rotate it Thanks in advance.
found you through the Austin typewriter ink podcast that had an interview with you, Love the videos 🔥 finally took the leap and got myself a Quite-Riter.
Beautiful! I just got a series II based on your videos. Your descriptions on how to remove the case and carriage helped out greatly! I was wondering where you go for your new rubber? I would love to the the platen on mine done. The feet on mine are in seriously bad condition so I casted new ones using smooth-on mold max 30 for the mold and a shore hardness 70A rubber (about road tire hardness) for the new feet. Worked out nicely! Did not think about replacing the typewriter bumper rubber! I am going to do that tonight!
So I have a couple of these, both from 1959, both with that same case design - one I scored for $5 (!) because the people running the estate sale that had it, couldn't open the case and figure out what it was or if it worked. I bought it, removed the bottom panel and got the machine out, and it's functional - but, is there any conventional wisdom to follow about not getting the case jammed again? I am reluctant to keep mine in the case for that reason.
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I need some help looking for parts for my Hermes 3000.
I have the 1959 version of this typewriter and I can't seem to find this ribbon with reverse grommets in them. Any seller you can recommend? Also, will universal ribbon fit?
1959 is on my short list since this is the same model and year Sylvia Plath wrote The Bell Jar on. If my money was right lol thank you for sharing.
I’ll bet this sells in a hot second!!
I'm waiting for the arrival of one of these from Minn. My question is, however, what background music is playing? Very nice.
How much do these cost nowadays because I see prices ranging from $300 to $800? I would love yo get a machine like these but dont know what a fair price is in the modern market.
I am wondering the same thing!! I have been advised to not buy from an antique dealer or the like, only from someone has demonstrated their restoration abilities. But totally upwards of $500 to 1200. It was mentioned in another video from 2014 that you could get one around $100 bucks! That’s quite a bit of inflation in a short period of time. I’d love to know where to purchase one more affordably!
I have a problem with my typewriter the back piece on the top keeps sliding. I was wondering what could be wrong.
Where did u procure it from and how much did it cost u?
it’s been a while, i don’t recall 🤷♂️
@@TypewriterJustice Hmm am asking this as which is better a metal body one or a plastic body one..
@@melodi22 metal, beyond question. the plastic bodied iteration of the H3k was a woefully inferior critter when compared to its predecessors
@@TypewriterJustice Hmm..And what would you say about the feel of its keys, as in like a manual non portable typewriter is it too hard or you have to press the keys with a lot of force to get the page typed, or is it just like spongy or you just have to run ur fingers thru it and ur done?
How much is a Hermes 3000 in Hungarian layout? Works perfectly
Do you have a website for other typewriters you're selling?
Hi, Here in the UK I have a Olympia sm3 where the carriage stays on the left hand side and will not respond to the keys? can it be fixed please? Norman
Hello ,
I have a question. I have difficulties with inserting the paper in my typewriter. I can't find a real solution online. It's a hit and miss with inserting the paper, mostly miss. It's like the paper doesn't stick to the cylinder when I rotate it
Thanks in advance.
found you through the Austin typewriter ink podcast that had an interview with you, Love the videos 🔥 finally took the leap and got myself a Quite-Riter.
I got one of these at home
Beautiful! I just got a series II based on your videos. Your descriptions on how to remove the case and carriage helped out greatly! I was wondering where you go for your new rubber? I would love to the the platen on mine done. The feet on mine are in seriously bad condition so I casted new ones using smooth-on mold max 30 for the mold and a shore hardness 70A rubber (about road tire hardness) for the new feet. Worked out nicely! Did not think about replacing the typewriter bumper rubber! I am going to do that tonight!
Wow, this is so beautiful 🥰🥰
Where do you procure space bar rubber replacements?
I.F. Haddock - i use silicone tubing for them, readily available at most hardware stores....just cut it to fit and slip them on :)
So I have a couple of these, both from 1959, both with that same case design - one I scored for $5 (!) because the people running the estate sale that had it, couldn't open the case and figure out what it was or if it worked. I bought it, removed the bottom panel and got the machine out, and it's functional - but, is there any conventional wisdom to follow about not getting the case jammed again? I am reluctant to keep mine in the case for that reason.
(And, nice work as usual!)
Carl Clark - just pick the lock ;)
Elite or pica?
Elite, because the highest number on the scale is 120
Mike H. - it types 13 characters to the inch