'Monarch Visible' typewriter by The Monarch Visible Co
Object No. B1890
This object is part of the Royal Australian Historical Society (RAHS) collection which was donated to the Powerhouse Museum in 1981. The Society was formed in 1901 and is the oldest historical society in Australia. As a result many of the objects they collected are of great significance to Australia and to New South Wales. Some are associated with people and families like the Marsdens, Henry Parkes, Mawson, and John Verge. Others like the convict handcuffs and the Ben Hall 'Wanted' poster aresignificant relics from Australia's past. The importance of the entire collection and the way in which it was acquired adds to the significance of this object.
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Summary
Object Statement
Typewriter, with case and base, 'Monarch Visible', number 3, serial number 21134, metal / wood / plastic / textile, made by The Monarch Visible Co, Syracuse, New York, United States of America, 1907-1908
Physical Description
Typewriter "Monarch Visible" made by [3] The Monarch Visible Co., Syracuse N.Y., U.S.A. no. 21134. In carrying case. 14 1/2" carriage (SB). ... in metal carrying case ... (LC).
SOURCE
Credit Line
Gift of The Royal Australian Historical Society, 1970
Acquisition Date
29 October 1970
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