Remington 20 Branding
Displays clear sans-serif 'REMINGTON 20' graphic badging on the right side above the keyboard.
The Remington 20 is a compact manual portable typewriter produced during the Sperry Remington era, featuring a molded plastic housing and a low-profile carriage. This example displays the distinct sans-serif 'REMINGTON 20' branding above the keyboard with black keytops and a dark gray carriage frame. It is shown without its original removable top ribbon cover, exposing the upper typebasket and mechanical linkage.
Displays clear sans-serif 'REMINGTON 20' graphic badging on the right side above the keyboard.
Standard four-row mechanical key layout with molded black keycaps and a full-width spacebar.
Equipped with a low-profile chromed carriage return arm designed for compact storage.
Constructed with a cream-toned molded thermoplastic lower chassis designed to reduce carrying weight.
Features a dual-roller paper bail bar mounted above the platen carriage to guide sheets during use.
Visible margin and mechanism release levers flanking the sides and top deck of the carriage.
Measurements, construction, identity, and seller-supplied details are kept together for direct comparison.


Provenance documentation was not supplied for this specific Remington 20 Portable Manual Typewriter; this listing is based on the supplied photographs only.

Shown in the front photograph, the bold 'REMINGTON 20' emblem reflects Sperry Remington's 1970s design approach, producing accessible, lightweight typing machines for students and mobile professionals during the late mechanical era.

The side view reveals a repair on the carriage return lever alongside exposed linkages from a missing lid, illustrating decades of active service and practical maintenance that characterises vintage portable typewriters.
E. Remington and Sons began commercial manufacturing of the Sholes and Glidden typewriter in Ilion, New York.
Remington Rand merged with the Sperry Corporation to form Sperry Rand, steering typewriter manufacturing into a new era.
Remington introduced the 20 series portable typewriters, utilizing lightweight plastic bodies for mobile everyday typing.
Production of basic mechanical portables wound down as electronic typewriters and word processors gained market dominance.
The typewriter shows evident signs of wear, surface aging, and heavy cosmetic use. The original upper ribbon cover lid is completely missing, leaving the inner mechanisms and segment open from above. Surface scuffs, grime, adhesive residue on the rear panel, and tape wrapped around the carriage return lever assembly are clearly visible.
The top protective ribbon cover plate is absent, exposing the ribbon spools and typebasket mechanism.
Black tape or wrapping is visible around the pivot mount of the carriage return lever on the left side.
The cream plastic chassis displays surface scuffs, scratches, grime buildup, and two rectangular label residue outlines on the rear.
Dust and light surface oxidation or patina are present across the exposed internal typebars and key levers.
Inspected, photographed, and packed with its condition report.
Custom-fit protective packing with tracked, insured courier service.
Return requests are accepted within fourteen days of confirmed delivery.
Prepared for courier handoff within three to five business days.
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