Underwood replaced their 3 bank model and moved to a 4 bank model in 1926. This meant that these were made with 4 rows of keys on the keyboard. These were available 5 different woodgrain finishes: mahogany, red woodgrain, green woodgrain, walnut and ash. This one is the green woodgrain finish.

This machine is in beautiful antique condition. This has been cleaned, oiled, and a brand new black ribbon has been installed on it. It types great, the bell dings at the end of each line. For this typewriter's age there is very minimal paint loss mainly at the back where it rubbed against the case and near the space bar where someone's hands rested. The color on this machine is lovely and is still vibrant. The keys are clean and clear and have white backgrounds. This is a great relic of days long gone...and a wonderful piece to display proudly in your office at home or at work.

This does come with its original case however it is missing the handle and the back hinges have been removed (not sure why) so it does not hold the typewriter securely enough to carry the case but works as a great dust cover and for storage. The front latch works properly. I do not have the key.

This model weighs around 15 pounds in the case. The case is 12-1/4 wide by 12 deep by 5-1/2 high.

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