IBM Selectric Typewriter

Description

"In 1961, IBM introduced the "Selectric" Typewriter, an electric typewriter which uses a replaceable golf ball-shaped typing element rather than type bars or movable carriages. The Selectric becomes a popular piece of office equipment because of its ease in changing fonts and because it was available in a variety of colors."
-IBM archives

See the last picture for a vintage magazine ad featuring this typewriter. It's even the same color!

Vintage 1960's orange electric typewriter, not in working condition, it would need to be repaired. It comes with the "letter gothic" typeface.

**The buyer will be responsible for any repair costs.**

It weighs approximately 30 pounds, so I will ship it UPS ground. For international shipping rates, please send me a message.

Added on Nov 28, 2009