Ordered a ribbon put on a new ribbon. The three new Pics are showing each key stroke of each row. Delve into the era of classic writing instruments with the 1932 Royal Signet Green Typewriter, a rare vintage gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike. This manual typewriter, crafted from durable steel, embodies the sturdy construction and design of a bygone era. It's accompanied by its original case, which not only adds to its historical charm but also ensures safe storage and transport. The Royal Signet model is celebrated for its distinctive green color, a striking aesthetic that stands out. As a manual typewriter from the year 1932, it represents a significant piece of writing history and is a must-have for those who appreciate the mechanics and nostalgia of vintage writing tools. Made in the middle of the Depression as a Low Cost alternative during the Depression Manufactured Autumn 1932 to Sept. 1933 The Co. had it's very own Mono Typeface created for the Royal Signet. It's called "Sans Serif Italic Font" The 1932 Royal Signet is a stripped down model designed for home use Designed as a No-Frills typewriter for home use. No Shift Key, which means there is "No Upper lower Case" it types capital letters Only No Backspace No Margin No Bell No Tabulator key No Color Ribbon Selector Remember this was a No-Frill Typewriter Caps Only, no lower case for the letter "i" a person used the letter L The zero was sacrificed in this model a person had to use the letter "O" All The Keys work don't stick When I look at, it's hard to believe it's 93 years old. As you can see the handle is broken on the case. The case does have more wear tear than the typewriter But it still keeps the typewriter safely inside I hope I haven't forgotten anything. If you have any questions please ask The shipping price has included enough insurance coverage should it get lost or stolen