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| Royal Model 10: BEFORE CLEANING |
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| By the way, this typewriter is the heaviest in my collection. |
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| Paper guide: BEFORE |
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| Paper guide: AFTER |
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| Ribbon close up: BEFORE |
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| Ribbon close up: AFTER |
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| In the early morning or early evening when it is too cool to type outside, this little platform in the Music Room is my favorite place. |
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| A very early "laptop", at my favorite writing space in the house, the little platform James built for me on top of the low bookshelves in the Music Room. |
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| The Corona 3 fits neatly into its tiny case. I was pleased to find the manual included! |
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| All the decals on this machine are still in excellent condition. |
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| I think the Corona dove is saying to me: "I bring you New Life, in the form of a Typewriter." (This logo is on the left-hand side of the paper guide.) |
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| Somehow, seeing these years printed on the back of the machine makes its age more tangible. (Note the top of my head & camera in the reflection, finger on the shutter. Ah, art!)  |
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| Close up of the 3-bank keyboard. The FIG keys can be a challenge! |
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| Mike Clemens from http://clickthing.blogspot.com/ |
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| Our 2nd "Type-In-of-Two" is about to begin! Here are the Corona 3 folding & Royal "O" cases. I'm amazed how much smaller the Corona case is. |
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| I'm having too much fun with Mike's Royal "O" portable, 1932. |
