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The age of the mechanical typewriter as an everyday essential piece of
equipment has long gone, and yet the vintage typewriter still holds appeal for
many. There are many makes that endure as collectibles, set pieces and useful
items for those who enjoy the experience of times past, and the Adler
typewriter is one of the better known names.

Contents
• 1 A brief history of Adler typewriters
• 2 Adler’s appeal
• 3 Some better known Adler models
• 4 Famous Adler users
• 5 Why Adler – and other typewriters – endure

1.A brief history of Adler typewriters

The Adler typewriter owes its origins from the start of the Adler company in
1896. Initially focussing on the manufacture of motor cars, motor cycles and
bicycles the company moved into typewriter production with its first model in
1898.
This first model was dubbed The Empire and it was aimed at printers and small
businesses. By this time Adler had joined with Triumph-Werke to form the
Triumph-Adler AH Company. The Empire was something of an immediate success and
caused a stir with its unique push-rod mechanism.
The Adler 7 followed a year later and became one of the most famous of Adler’s
typewriters. So well made were these machines that many were still functioning
perfectly after 50 years of use.

2.Adler’s appeal

The first are often considered the best and part of Adler’s appeal lies in
their innovation right at the start of the typewriter era. Almost from the
start Adler got many things right and the build quality and precision drew
admiration. The name remains famous even today both among collectors and those
who either stage or recall a less complicated pre-digital lifestyle. The look
of an adler typewriter immediately calls to mind bygone days of such a world.

3.Some better known Adler models

Progressive improvements in later models such as The Universal saw Adler
machines entering domestic use and famed for their precision and reliability.
The Klein Adler models were lighter and more portable. The Adler 15 keyboard is
not dissimilar to keyboards now in use with computers as it held 4 rows of keys.
Adler moved from giving their models numbers to names, some of the most well
known being The Klein-Adler 2, The champion, Contessa, Favorit, Tippa and
Gabriele.
In the 1960s and 70s models came in strong colours such as orange, yellow and
red. Although Adler ceased business in 1995 their machines are still in use and
the name has become synonymous with the typewriter.

4.Famous Adler users

Maya Angelou, poet and activist, is perhaps the most famous contemporary
author to have used an Adler machine. The electric portable was sold at auction
following the writer’s death and made a final price of $5,000. It was bought by
collector Steve Soboroff who collects machines used by the famous.

5.Why Adler – and other typewriters – endure

The appeal of a mechanical typewriter lies in its simplicity compared with
digital devices and the tactile nature of its functioning. The sound of a
typewriter feverishly clacking away as it produces text, coupled with the feel
of the keys working beneath the fingers is something that cannot be replicated.
Electric machines may take some of the manual work out of the process but they
still possess the same unique characteristics that will vary from machine to
machine.
Each vintage typewriter, with its history and different degrees of usage and
wear, is unique (that’s why police forensic departments could identify work
produced on specific machines).

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