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Anonymous Posted on Mar 22, 2010

LETTERS TYPED ARE NOT THE ONES PRINTED - Olympia Mastertype 3 Typewriter

  • Anonymous Mar 22, 2010

    NO HAS NOT BEEN REPAIRED

  • Alan W Kelly
    Alan W Kelly May 11, 2010

    Need more info. Has unit been "repaired" recently?
    Need more info. Are youi fingers on "home row" ?

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