TRIUMPH Tippa S typewriter ink ribbon replaced

This is a typewriter from Triumph-Adler, a German office equipment manufacturer also known for its motorcycles and automobiles.

This is a 1960s model, very compact and easy to carry. Both the body and case are a subdued brown with little red. The base is made of steel, but the body is made of plastic.

I tried to clean it thoroughly, but there are still small scratches and stains that I can't remove. The case in particular looks like it has dirt on it, but it just has a dull surface (the more I wipe it, the browner it becomes).

The included ink ribbon is also made by Pelican, a German company. Since there was no ink left, I replaced only the ribbon, leaving the spool. It generally works fine, but sometimes after typing, the letters get stuck and won't go back in, so if they do, you can push them back in with your finger.

The simple instructions for use are listed below, but for more detailed instructions, please search for "typewriter usage" and refer to it .

How to use <br data-mce-fragment="1">Insert the paper from the back of the roller, slide it left and right until it is fully inserted, then lower the locking lever▼
Turn the knob next to the roller to advance the paper to the position where you want to type the first character.
Adjust the left and right margins with the slider on the back▼
Move the line feed lever on the left of the roller to the right ▼
Start typing

Line breaks
If you move the line feed lever on the left of the roller to the right, the line will automatically be fed and set to the leftmost position of the next line.

Line spacing adjustment
From the back, the order is normal, 0.5 lines spaced, and 1 line spaced.

Changing the ink color
You can change the ink color using the lever on the right side of the keyboard (no printing will occur if it is aligned to the center).

size
Main unit
Width 30.7cm, depth 29.7cm, height 7.6cm
case
Width 31.4cm, depth 32cm, height 8cm

Delivery
100 size

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Miscellaneous goods , stationery , typewriters