The Patria, unlike the other Spanish typewriters, was not invented in Spain, but was a licensed copy of the Swiss Patria, invented by Otto Haas. In 1954, Imperial Española patented a design using a one-piece aluminum frame and modified type levers. Around 1962, the typewriter was relabeled as Amaya.
Details:
Made in Spain in the early 1950s
Size: 30cm x 27cm x 9cm (without a case)
Weight: approx. 4.7kg
Serial number: on request
Keyboard Layout: QWERTY
Colour: original glossy black
Carrying case: optional
Condition:
All of our typewriters are professionally serviced. Each machine is restored, thoroughly cleaned, and restored to excellent working condition, ensuring reliability and smooth performance.
