Thousands of parts and a lot of patience needed to restore vintage typewriters

Timothy Moore

Published October 1, 2021Updated December 17, 2021

Keith Ferrer runs YEG Typewriters in Edmonton, where he collects, restores and sells vintage typewriters. Their intricate designs are a labour of love to fix up, and finding rare machines from the past 100-plus years keeps Keith busy.

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