Women and Typewriters (Part VIII)

There was, as might be expected, a touch of sexism here and there, and in even in some cases some rather nasty connotations:

 

 

Generally speaking, though, untainted beauty was the theme, especially in advertising by Remington and Underwood, as well as Royal and Adler (and, as with the advertising of Bar-Lock and Map, for example, womanhood was idealised):

And then, of course, there's Miss Piggy!

As well as some cheesecake:

Women and Typewriters (Part VII)

As the Corona train ad implies, women - notably journalists - could take their typewriters anywhere, and often did (beginning with Gracie Lethbridge in a Zeppelin):

In fact, women typed in all sorts of places (including weddings):

But mostly at home and in the office: