Typewriter Ribbon wanted

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Phillip Truscott

Anybody know where I can by seperate reel to reel black + correction
typewriter ribbon to suit an Olympic reporter typewrited. Not black,
or black and red, but black and white, or black and typeout, or black
and correction tape? Thanks.
Yours Sincerely,

Phillip Truscott.

Mailto: <[email protected]>
 
Anybody know where I can by seperate reel to reel black + correction
typewriter ribbon to suit an Olympic reporter typewrited. Not black,
or black and red, but black and white, or black and typeout, or black
and correction tape? Thanks.
Yours Sincerely,

Phillip Truscott.

Mailto: <[email protected]>
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I have a brother that is tech challenged and still uses an electric
typewriter. I've been getting ribbons for him at Office Depot. the
selection has been getting smaller and smaller. They will not have a
ribbon with your typewriter listed. The wheels used for ribbons are
fairly standard and the width is usually 1/2". So you are really
looking for a 1/2" ribbon on a spool that is as long as possible for
the money. I just purchased one this week and it was black/red. In the
past they have had black/white though. In summary, measure what you
have and seek a generic ribbon rather than a brand specific one.
 
Thankyou. Yes I know what I want. Just trying to find local Aust supplier. Still
waiting to see if I can buy from America as they have what I want there.
I have a brother that is tech challenged and still uses an electric
typewriter. I've been getting ribbons for him at Office Depot. the
selection has been getting smaller and smaller. They will not have a
ribbon with your typewriter listed. The wheels used for ribbons are
fairly standard and the width is usually 1/2". So you are really
looking for a 1/2" ribbon on a spool that is as long as possible for
the money. I just purchased one this week and it was black/red. In the
past they have had black/white though. In summary, measure what you
have and seek a generic ribbon rather than a brand specific one.
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Yours Sincerely,

Phillip Truscott.

Mailto: <[email protected]>
 
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