Bar-Lock 6 - sold
Bennett - sold
Caligraph, New Century 6 - sold
Chicago 1, decorated - sold
Daugherty - sold
Densmore 1 - sold
Edelmann - sold
Franklin 1 - sold
Franklin 10 - sold
Franklin 7 - sold
Franklin 9 - sold
Franklin, New model - sold
Granville Automatic
Hammond 1 - sold
Jewett 4 - sold
Keystone 2 - sold
Munson 1, sold
Munson 3, sold
National 2, no.3848 - sold
National 2, no.4839 - sold
New American 5 - sold
Pittsburg Visible - sold
Postal 3 - sold
Postal 5 - sold
Salter 10 - sold
Sholes Visible 1 - sold
Standard Folding 1 - sold
Sterling 1 - sold
Sun Standard 2 - sold
Typo - sold
Victor - sold
Williams 1, no.1410 - sold
Williams 1, no.1680 - sold
World 1 - sold
Yost 1 - sold
Yost 4 - sold

Bennett - sold

Bennett Typewriter Company, New York
1910 - serial no.32404

The Bennett is the smallest keyboard typewriter ever built, at about the size of a small box of chocolates.

Interchangeable cylindrical type elements allowed for many fonts.

The illustrations below show the correct and incorrect hand position when using the Bennett.

This typewriter sold for $18.00.

"To the man who needs a typewriter badly when he wants it at all, the BENNETT is a friend indeed."

"Economy as applied to the Bennett means two things. First – the price is one-fifth that of other typewriters. Second – the cost to maintain and repair is reduced to almost nothing in comparison with other makes. It has less than 250 parts, while other machines have from 1,700 to 3,700. Is it reasonable, therefore, to pay $125, or even $65, for a typewriter when it saves 80% of your money to buy a Bennett?"

"In general it adds an atmosphere of prosperity to all transactions."