Non-working antique typewriters are typically worth about $50, but refurbished models can earn $800 or more.
Does anyone buy old typewriters?
If you're interested in getting money for your vintage typewriter, you might consider listing it alongside other models on websites like eBay or Etsy. If there's a local antique store or pawn shop near you that's seeking typewriters, that's another option for you to cash in.Sep 5, 2018
What can I do with an old typewriter?
- Find a Buyer Locally or Online.
- Take Your Electric Typewriter to a Computer Recycling Center.
- Donate Old Typewriters to a Typewriter Repair Shop.
- Other Options.
What is a good vintage typewriter?
- Olympia SM 9.
- Olivetti Lettera 32.
- Hermes 3000.
- Olivetti Studio 44.
- Smith-Corona Sterling (pre-1960s) / Silent / Super Silent.
- Olympia SM7.
- Olympia SM 3&4.
- Underwood Champion.
Are old typewriters worth any money?
Not all typewriters, even vintage models, are valuable. Generally speaking, the older the typewriter, the more valuable it is. Non-working antique typewriters are typically worth about $50, but refurbished models can earn $800 or more.
How can you tell the age of a typewriter?
The Typewriter Database is a wonderful resource when trying to date your typewriter. Simply go to the website at http://typewriterdatabase.com to get started. Select your typewriter's Brand from the drop down menu. A new page will open that will feature the most recently edited typewriter galleries.
How much does an old typewriter go for?
Early Underwood models can sell for more than $1,000, with examples from the 1920s bringing up to $500 and 1930s, $300-400. The Underwood No. 5 Typewriter page lists serial numbers and production information about the typewriters. Later examples sell for $50-75, as shown in online auctions like eBay.