Vintage Erika Typewriter – Pre-War German Precision (c. 1927–1935) – Seidel & Naumann, Dresden Offered to discerning collectors is an exceptional Erika portable typewriter, manufactured by A.-G. vorm. Seidel & Naumann in Dresden, one of Germany’s most respected pre-war precision-engineering firms. Produced between 1927 and 1935, this iconic machine represents the golden era of European typewriter craftsmanship-where engineering excellence met early industrial design. With its elegant black enamel finish, round glass-topped keys, and beautifully preserved Erika gold lettering, this typewriter stands as both a functional writing instrument and a striking decorative piece. The German QWERTZ layout, metal key rings, dual ribbon spools, and classic carriage return lever reflect the robust construction that made Erika one of the most successful portable typewriters of the early 20th century. This particular example is complete, solid, and visually impressive-an ideal item for collectors of historic office machinery, design enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a statement piece with authentic character. Key Features: • Original Erika 5/6 series portable typewriter (c. 1927–1935) • Manufactured by Seidel & Naumann, Dresden • Classic Art Deco design with black enamel steel frame • Beautifully preserved Erika decals and metal-rimmed glass keys • German QWERTZ keyboard with Umlauts, §, ß, and period function keys • Fully mechanical system with authentic ribbon spools • A genuine representation of pre-war European engineering This is not just a typewriter-it is a piece of cultural and industrial history, offering collectors and enthusiasts a rare chance to acquire an iconic machine in impressive condition. A standout addition to any typewriter collection or vintage interior.