Antique Corona Adding Machine c.1930 Paintings the son of a tailor

the son of a tailor and an avid swimmer

Each chair is stained red with metal legs and early metal glides

Titled "Camp Barber" and date "1-11-44"

Both bookends are in good condition and have retained their bronze finish and have the appropriate patina consistent with age and use

Iris de Paris were a prominent manufacturer alongside the French Lemaire Fabt over the turn of the century

Antique Corona Adding Machine c.1930 Paintings the son of a tailorABOUT The is an antique metal and Bakelite adding machine by Corona. The body is Bakelite, metal, and wood on the handle. The lever pulls forward and back working the inner mechanisms but doesn't print on the paper. The black, white and red push button numbers are Bakelite, the first plastic produced. The piece has retained its original finish and is in good condition with appropriate patina for its age. CREATOR L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Company