Pursemaker: performing belt loops (2)
The sound of performing belt loops. The sound was recorded in the Pursemaker Shop at 42 Hoża Street in Warsaw (Poland). Leather…

Similar to the Olivetti Dora, the Underwood looks the part both on the outside and inside since it basically is a Dora manufactured under a different name in Yugoslavia - but it is not entirely the same. The both machines run and type differently, with this being having a heavier typing and also a very loud bell, which one can think should be standard on all typewriters. The difference comes out when you type, and I much prefer this one to the standard Olivetti Dora, found in a post before this one.
Photo and recording by Erik Pålsson.
The sound of performing belt loops. The sound was recorded in the Pursemaker Shop at 42 Hoża Street in Warsaw (Poland). Leather…
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