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Thursday, 18 July 2013

Adler Favorit Thrust-Action Portable Typewriters







 My now "No 2" later-style Favorit
The spare-parts machine now on its way to Scott Kernaghan in Brisbane
 My Klein-Adler No 2
Compare it with my now "No 1" early-style Favorit
The Klein-Adler with my now "No 2" early-style Favorit

Somewhere, some lucky sod owns this one:


3 comments:

  1. Oh, yes - I would fall in lust with those chrome-rimmed spool covers also. I also understand the concept of the "sub-obsession", i.e., the need within the overall typewriter collecting obsession to posses a decent representative of a certain model and/or color. As a result of that I now count about four red (or approximately so) Royal P series portables, in various stages of functionality.

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  2. Those "Little Eagles" are really handsome, indeed! I've only seen one or two examples of their breed in Mexico, and in both cases they were full-grown desktop models with missing Adler logos and not-so-engaging typing action. Right now I'm holding back on buying new typewriters, but might be tempted to break the typewriter chastity if I found a decent Adler around here.

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  3. What a beauty! I love the later additions where the black has silver ribbon covers, looks like whitewall tires on a model T car.
    BTW you too can be a lucky SOD found the white one on Ebay, would love to buy it but quite a penny they're offering it for. Keep up the great work, big fan of your blog! https://www.ebay.com/itm/133027106849?hash=item1ef9089021:g:Z-8AAOSwp-FcuUXt

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