1970 Remington Model 24 typewriter at work

[@omegafusca]

Wonderful! Design by Sunberg and Ferar Studio. In Brazil these machines were build from 1969 until the mid 80's as Remington Speristar.

[@loveisall5520]

Aren't these beautiful? I owned a brown one of these, purchased new in the 1970's. I bought it just for its looks. Wish I still had it now! I always like this style of Remington keys, with the white tops and dark bottoms. Someone is gonna love typing on this.

[@nguyenhuuucjoseph1747]

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[@jeremynv89523]

Ah, this one is my Holy Grail... They're very hard to find in the States, because unlike the venerable IBM Selectrics, these ones were thrown away when they became "obsolete".

[@JB-uv4hm]

I believe that shell was intended to get an electric put in it much like Royal’s Empress/Electress. But the 25 bodywork ended up different for whatever reason.

[@jackwilliam2226]

I was a Remington Sales rep for a few years and shamefully sold this model from about 1969 on. It was a heap of plastic rubbish and not a patch on the previous Rem GJ International. The innards of this (heap of junk) Model NJ 24 were copied from a 1936 SJ model, but the production quality was abysmally poor compared to the 1936 model. The model NJ was the last one they made. Within months, I went to Hermes, a Swiss typewriter company where the quality was superb.

[@AtelierDBurgoyne]

Does it have "magic margins" ? The carriage appears to have interesting features.