Marcello Nizzoli - Olivetti, Lettera 32 - Typewriter - 1960-1970

The typewriter in the image is an Olivetti Lettera 32, an icon of Italian design.
Main Features
Design and History: Designed by Marcello Nizzoli and marketed starting in 1963, the Lettera 32 was the heir to the successful Lettera 22. It became very popular among journalists and writers, including Indro Montanelli and Oriana Fallaci.
Portability: It was considered ultra-slim for the era, weighing about 5.5 kg—a major advantage over heavier office machines.
Keyboard: The Italian model, like the one in the photo, features a QZERTY keyboard.
Operation: It is a mechanical machine that allowed adjusting the strike force and making copies with carbon paper. Mistakes were corrected with white-out.
Current status: Today it is regarded as a collectible item and an elegant furnishing accessory, still usable for those who desire an analog writing experience.