ElGranero Typewriter.Company
Vintage Black Metal Typewriter Ribbon Spools
Vintage Black Metal Typewriter Ribbon Spools
SKU:SS0001
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A set of 2 original black metal spools.
We offer vintage metal spools compatible with many typewriters, including:
- ABC
- Adler
- Alpina
- Continental
- Elite
- Erika
- Everest
- Facit
- Ideal
- Imperial
- Mercedes
- Olympia
- Optima
- President
- Princess
- Remington
- Rooy
- Royal
- Sigma
- Tippa
- Torpedo
- Triumph
- Olivetti
- Hermes
- Other brands on request
Important Information:
If you need clarification on the type of your spools, provide your model name for assistance.
Customer Support:
Download our easy-to-use manual from the Typewriter Support section on our website. We offer a Maintenance Guide and online technical support via cell phone, WhatsApp, Skype, Messenger, or email.
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Customer Reviews
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A clean and quality vintage merchandise complementing my 1937 Triumph Norm typewriter. I am very happy with this purchase.
Perfect! They fit right in.
This is my third set of painted vintage metal spools, and they are superb! And, like before, shipping was prompt, and much like opening a Cracker Jacks box, I found a surprise in the package! Ania and Jacek are world-class Sellers to give such attention to something as seemingly small as a pair of vintage metal spools. But that's because they're lovely people, the essential component of any world-class Seller.
It's uncommon to find a Seller who is not only expert in the goods they offer, but delivers them with panache, courtesy, and that certain respect that only comes from a deep connection with such goods.
Ania and Jacek are completely uncommon in this regard. My painted metal spools arrived quickly from overseas, and glow upon my gold and burgundy Erika 5 machines.
More than that, they stayed in communication with me during the entire process; indeed, the little metal spools might have been a museum piece worth many thousands as they were treated with the same level of care.
