Is a Smith Corona typewriter worth anything?

Corona Typewriter Some of their earliest typewriters were elaborate confections of metal arms and a circular type section; these have sold for $150 and under.

Does Smith Corona still make typewriters?

Beginning in 2013, we transitioned our business to manufacturing blank thermal labels. While it’s no longer via a typewriter, Smith Corona is still putting ink to paper, just as we did in 1886. You can see our full history and visit our virtual typewriter museum if you are interested.

Are old portable typewriters worth anything?

Typewriters that were made in the 1940s or earlier, especially those manufactured in the 19th century, may be worth some money if they’re still in working order. 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.

How much did a typewriter cost in 1960?

Typewriter prices

Model	Price ($)	Effective Date
	420	Feb. 1, 1957
C (13″ carriage)	445	Jan. 12, 1959
	460	Jan. 2, 1962
	470	Oct. 5, 1964

How do I sell my old typewriter?

How old are Corona typewriters?

This Corona typewriter was manufactured by the Corona Typewriter Company, Inc. of Groton, New York sometime around 1923-1925. The typewriter is a front-striking model with a three row QWERTY keyboard, likely the Corona No. 3 although it lacks the “3” numbering on the frame below the spacebar.

Can you still buy ribbons for typewriters?

Finally, Typewriter Ribbons are widely available and still massively manufactured so do not worry and keep on buying typewriters and use them as ink will be always available for you to buy.