Ottavio Luzzati, Luigi Figini, Gino Pollini, Xsanti Schawinsky - Olivetti - Studio 42 - Typewriter - 1970-1980

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Olivetti Studio 42 typewriter, designed by Ottavio Luzzati, Luigi Figini, Gino Pollini and Xsanti Schawinsky, made of steel, blue, 40 cm wide by 19 cm high by 37 cm deep, weighing 15 kg, model dating to 1970–1980, in good used condition with minor age marks and in working order.

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Splendid Olivetti Studio 42 in the rare turquoise / powder blue color, a true object of Italian industrial design.

Semi-standard mechanical typewriter produced by Ing. C. Olivetti & C. S.A. Ivrea - Italy, as visible on the nameplate. A famous model for its reliability and unmistakable aesthetics.

Details:
• Model: Olivetti Studio 42 • Year: 1940-1950 (Italian QZERTY keyboard) • Color: original turquoise blue, highly sought after by collectors • Keyboard: QZERTY with glass / black Bakelite keys, original markings, special keys "MAIU-SCOLE", "RITORNO", red key • Features: Carriage with lever, original platen, two ink ribbon spools present, exposed hammer-driven mechanics • Case: Original black wooden veneer case, with handle and latch (shows signs of age / superficial rust on the latch) • Logo: The chrome-debossed OLIVETTI lettering on the rear cover

Conditions -
The machine comes from a private collection. Aesthetically in good condition for its age, with original paint showing normal signs of use, micro-scratches and small chips at the edges (visible in photos on the sides). Fully mechanical, carriage moves, keys move. Ribbon present but needs replacement. Not recently serviced, sold as a collectible/display item / for light maintenance. Ideal for Olivetti collectors, design lovers, and interiors.

Splendid Olivetti Studio 42 in the rare turquoise / powder blue color, a true object of Italian industrial design.

Semi-standard mechanical typewriter produced by Ing. C. Olivetti & C. S.A. Ivrea - Italy, as visible on the nameplate. A famous model for its reliability and unmistakable aesthetics.

Details:
• Model: Olivetti Studio 42 • Year: 1940-1950 (Italian QZERTY keyboard) • Color: original turquoise blue, highly sought after by collectors • Keyboard: QZERTY with glass / black Bakelite keys, original markings, special keys "MAIU-SCOLE", "RITORNO", red key • Features: Carriage with lever, original platen, two ink ribbon spools present, exposed hammer-driven mechanics • Case: Original black wooden veneer case, with handle and latch (shows signs of age / superficial rust on the latch) • Logo: The chrome-debossed OLIVETTI lettering on the rear cover

Conditions -
The machine comes from a private collection. Aesthetically in good condition for its age, with original paint showing normal signs of use, micro-scratches and small chips at the edges (visible in photos on the sides). Fully mechanical, carriage moves, keys move. Ribbon present but needs replacement. Not recently serviced, sold as a collectible/display item / for light maintenance. Ideal for Olivetti collectors, design lovers, and interiors.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
15 kg
Number of objects
1
Material
Steel
Designer/artist/maker
Ottavio Luzzati, Luigi Figini, Gino Pollini, Xsanti Schawinsky
Manufacturer/ Brand
Olivetti - Studio 42
Colour
Blue
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
19 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
37 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1970-1980
ItalyVerified
18
Objects sold
Private

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