Typewriter Serviced?

Does anybody know where I can get my 1950's Royal typewriter serviced?

http://www.aaasewvaceast.com/

He is on Evans and Monaco... Great guy.

I just google'd him.. apparently he was featured on 9 news..
http://www.9news.com/news/article/25...ng-technology-

Just curious what you use a typewriter for? (the OP not the rest of the world)

Arrow Office Products.
303-447-0500
Boulder

Norm has always helped me out.

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Originally Posted by rtr

Just curious what you use a typewriter for? (the OP not the rest of the world)

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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ilm_poster.jpg

Duh :D

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Originally Posted by rtr

Just curious what you use a typewriter for? (the OP not the rest of the world)

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Thats good foresight.

I like old stuff and I collect militaria from the 40's. Although the one I have is from the 50's it does the job. I make some stuff to use as filler such as I.D. cards and immunization records and I type in the info, just like the real paperwork from the time. here is an example to give you an idea what I'm talking about.
http://www.hardscrabblefarm.com/ww2/paperwork.htm

I think there are a couple of people near downtown littleton, check.

What's a typewriter?








(kidding)